[Mrs Longstocking]

I know, for imported projects this is the way to do it. For Tutorials, I like to do them from scratch, I feel that teaches me more. And when I’m writing the code anyway (Syntax practice 🙂 I know copy and paste would be easier) it’s no extra work.
Thank you for the hint

[Mrs Longstocking]

There are a lot of ways to do this and it depends a bit on what version of AE you are working with and what keying plugins it has.
You might want to download the demo version of ‘keylight’ (https://www.thefoundry.co.uk) if you don’t have it and file through the manual pdf. It provides some well done tutorials that will give you some backround about keying as well.
See this one as well. Great tutorial on keying!
Hope I could help.
cheers

[Mrs Longstocking]

Duplicate the composition and in its scale property uncheck the ‘hold proportions’ switch and change the x-scale value to -100.

[Mrs Longstocking]

Hi,
I’m not very experienced in Expressions myself but from what I know about JavaScript (which is the base for the Expression Language)I gather the semicolon (‘;’) is used to simply end a statement. So if you use a one line statement there’s no need to end it because there is no further code it needs to be seperated from (it shouldn’t hurt either if you put it after a one line piece of code). Though the machine won’t notice you began a new line of code if you don’t put this indicator.

This is probably all not too precise and maybe one of them masters of expressions can tell you some more about it. Anyway, I hope I could help out for now.
cheers

[Mrs Longstocking]

Hi,
I’m not very experienced in Expressions myself but from what I know about JavaScript (which is the base for the Expression Language)I gather the semicolon (‘;’) is used to simply end a statement. So if you use a one line statement there’s no need to end it because there is no further code it needs to be seperated from (it shouldn’t hurt either if you put it after a one line piece of code). Though the machine won’t notice you began a new line of code if you don’t put this indicator.

This is probably all not too precise and maybe one of them masters of expressions can tell you some more about it. Anyway, I hope I could help out for now.
cheers

[Mrs Longstocking]

hi there,
I got stuck there as well. try this
comp(“Guide_A”).layer(“Controls”).effect(“Color”)(“Farbe”)

Awesome Tutorial anyway! Thank you loads!

[Mrs Longstocking]

hi there,
I got stuck there as well. try this
comp(“Guide_A”).layer(“Controls”).effect(“Color”)(“Farbe”)

Awesome Tutorial anyway! Thank you loads!