[Mike Clasby]

You might give this a look:

https://www.motionscript.com/mastering-expressions/follow-the-leader.html

Halfway down the page is setting up followers at a specific distance:

A Completely Different Approach
and
Follow the Null

[Mike Clasby]

You might give this a look:

https://www.motionscript.com/mastering-expressions/follow-the-leader.html

Halfway down the page is setting up followers at a specific distance:

A Completely Different Approach
and
Follow the Null

[Mike Clasby]

Lots of old stuff here:

Prelinger Archives
1,977 items

https://www.archive.org/details/prelinger

Has a host of “Empheral films”: educational films commercials, News Reels, Army Training Films, promo stuff, examples:

Duck and Cover
Are You Popular?
Boys Beware
American Engineer (Part I-IV)
American Look (Part I-III)

Feature Films
617 items

https://www.archive.org/details/feature_films

She Gods of Shark Reef
Night of the Living Dead
Little Shop of Horrors
Hercules
Santa Claus Conquers the Martians
Under the Twelve Mile Reef
Flash Gordon
Popeye, Superman and Betty Boop
and more

All of the above in the Public Domain

[Mike Clasby]

Thanks to Scott Frizzle for shaing his preset.

[Mike Clasby]

Thanks to Scott Frizzle for shaing his preset.

[Mike Clasby]

If you’re open to another wat to shake your logo (almost sounds like a spring break thing) you might check out the preset “Quaker”:

https://scottfrizzle.com/free_quake.html

Freebie.

[Mike Clasby]

If you’re open to another wat to shake your logo (almost sounds like a spring break thing) you might check out the preset “Quaker”:

https://scottfrizzle.com/free_quake.html

Freebie.

[Mike Clasby]

Change the last line to this:

value + [temp, 0, 0]

Actually I just realized the last line is set up for 3D [x, y, z],
so to wiggle on the z (if 3D button is on) would be:

value + [0, 0, temp]

[Mike Clasby]

Change the last line to this:

value + [temp, 0, 0]

Actually I just realized the last line is set up for 3D [x, y, z],
so to wiggle on the z (if 3D button is on) would be:

value + [0, 0, temp]

[Mike Clasby]

Pickwhip the layer’s position to the channel slider in the Audio Amplitude Layer, by Alt clicking the position stop watch (layer to be moved by the sound)
then pickwhip that to the slider of the channel you want in the Audio Amplitude Layer. You get a position expression like this:

temp = thisComp.layer(“Audio Amplitude”).effect(“Left Channel”)(“Slider”);
[temp, temp]

Change the bottom line to:

value + [0,temp,0]

This is from an earlier post:

Name: Dan Ebberts
Date: Aug 11, 2004 at 9:07 am
Subject: Re: I want my expression to effect only one axis of a layer’s position

Start here if you suffer from expression-transgression:
https://www.motionscript.com/
https://www.jjgifford.com/expressions/index.html