[Navarro Parker]

Into Nuke.

[Navarro Parker]

cool! Thanks again

[Navarro Parker]

Ok, I’m impressed! So cool!

Just curious is it possible for wordIndexToBlink to contain more than one value?

Like:

wordIndexToBlink = 1,5 (words 1 and 5)
or
wordIndexToBlink = 2~4 (words 2 through 4)

[Navarro Parker]

Works like a charm! Thanks! I didn’t even know text had a parameter for expressions like that.

Would it be possible to add a “blink x number of times, then stay solid” feature into that?

[Navarro Parker]

Final Cut Pro (and all Quicktime apps) now support XAVC.

https://appleinsider.com/articles/13/03/28/apple-updates-final-cut-pro-x-motion-compressor-in-push-to-win-back-pro-users

[Navarro Parker]

Yeah, the bad thing about RPF, is there’s no way to see the images in the Finder. There’s no Quicklook plug-in on the Mac (AFIAK). So it’s just a folder of blank icons until I load them into AE.

[Navarro Parker]

That’s fantastic! Thank you very much!

[Navarro Parker]

Thanks Dan. Yeah, this behaves differently than I imagine. That sine falloff is a lot “slippery-er” than I expect. Layers just want to slider off my page with the smallest push. Reducing the overshoot frames makes it brake unnaturally.

Hmmmm… I guess I want a more graceful braking. I’m scrolling through my iPod playlist. I can give a quick flick, and it’ll scroll very fast, but then gently brake to a complete stop. Fiddling with your expression a little, I can’t seem to get short fast motion with that perfect de-acceleration.

[Navarro Parker]

Thanks Todd. Yeah, I’ve been using E&W for years. Not exactly what I’m asking for.

[Navarro Parker]

Works great!

I had come up with this, but it shifts the layer and requires anchor point adjusting.

temp = thisComp.layer(“Tower 1 Tracked Null”).transform.position[0];
[temp * 3, 540]