[Matthew Talesfore]

Thanks, Adam, always nice to hear.
Keep at it!

Matt T

http://www.MatthewTalesfore.com

[Matthew Talesfore]

I feel very honored that you responded to my post!
Your code works beautifully and simply.
I know it took me longer to write my question than it took you to write the code.
A coffee coming your way Dan!

THANKS!

Matt T

http://www.MatthewTalesfore.com

[Matthew Talesfore]

Hi Scott,
This piece of code you wrote is awesome and so close to what I am trying to achieve.
I can Franken-code expressions, but my current problem is way over my head…

Currently, I am trying to move one layer to a series of pre-defined positions, pausing in between each one.
Much like your script currently does, the movements can all use the same pause length and the same transition time.
However, for my purposes, I need to move a layer from it’s starting position to 6 different relative positions, instead of the 3 absolute positions. Additionally, I want the first movement to start after the time interval has passed, not at the layer inPoint. The movements should not repeat.

Any help you can offer would be appreciated, I have been going in circles on this for the last couple days.

Thanks!

Matt T

http://www.MatthewTalesfore.com

[Matthew Talesfore]

I think I understand…

Start with your “slider” on a ‘Null layer’.

Then I would attach the following expression to the scale of your circle layer.

trans = thisComp.layer(“Null 1”).effect(“Slider Control”)(“Slider”)+transform.scale[1];
[transform.scale[0], trans]

-Matt

[Matthew Talesfore]

Dan a million thank yous!
Wow, 9min for a response, kind of slow 😉

Your adjustment works brilliantly!
I am not even going to try and pretend that I understand what you did there. I will spend the rest of the month trying to figure it out.

Is there an expression/javascript topic you might recommend I read up on, to better understand this?

Thanks again,

Matthew