[Navarro Parker]

Works like a charm! Thank you!!

[Navarro Parker]

How about an expression where all layers start out visible. Then sequentially, each layer blinks off then comes back on before the next one blinks off, then back on.

such as this:

[Navarro Parker]

That was it! Thank you!

[Navarro Parker]

What icon is that? R13 here.

[Navarro Parker]

Good to know. Thanks for the tip.

[Navarro Parker]

Perfect! Thank you!!

[Navarro Parker]

CS6 is telling me there is Class ‘global’ has no property or method named “textIndex”. So it breaks all these expressions.

What can I substitute in its place?

[Navarro Parker]

Hey Dan,

How would you combine these into one expression to get a two character alpha/numeric output? Would changing the last line this be correct?

String.fromCharCode(65 + Math.floor(random(26))) + Math.floor(random(10));

[Navarro Parker]

Also, CS6 says this is broken at line 9 -> “expected: )”

numRows = 1;
numChars = 5;
holdFrames = 5;

seed = Math.floor(time/(holdFrames*thisComp.frameDuration));
seedRandom(seed,true);

s = "";
j = 0;
while(j
k = 0;
while (k
c = Math.floor(random(65,91));
s += String.fromCharCode(c);
k += 1;
}
s += "r";
j += 1;
}
s

[Navarro Parker]

This code seems to break under CS6. I’m getting an error on Line 15 “Expected: ;”

Is there a way to fix it?

//Begin expression
numOfLetters = 10;//Modify me
useSpaces = true;//Modify me
changeEveryFrame = false;//Modify me

//Don't modify below this line

seedRandom(index, !changeEveryFrame)
//--
function genLetter( )
{
r = random(65, 90);//from a to z
return String.fromCharCode( r );
}
s = "";
for(i = 0; i
{
s += genLetter();
if(useSpaces)
s += " ";
}
s
//End expression