[Nicholas White]

Hey,

I wrote a script a while back for making 3d cubes in AE, you could simply replace the 6 sides with pictures and you’ll be ready to go. There is a single null object that you can animate; the script uses expressions to keep the 6 sides locked together so your box will never fall apart.

https://www.aenhancers.com/viewtopic.php?t=194

Take care,

Nick

[Nicholas White]

Hey,

I wrote a script a while back for making 3d cubes in AE, you could simply replace the 6 sides with pictures and you’ll be ready to go. There is a single null object that you can animate; the script uses expressions to keep the 6 sides locked together so your box will never fall apart.

https://www.aenhancers.com/viewtopic.php?t=194

Take care,

Nick

[Nicholas White]

Hey,

BTW, the RAID is something called a ‘dynamic disk’, I don’t think that it is a real RAID with a hardware controller.

Take care,

Nick

[Nicholas White]

Hey,

Do this:

1. Select a layer whose keyframes you want to copy
2. Hit the ‘u’ key to expose the keyframes
3. shift-drag-select the keyframes
4. Hit ctrl-c to copy the keyframes
5. Add a new picture to your composition
6. With the new picture layer selected, hit ctrl-v to paste the keyframes you copied from step 4.
7. Verify that it worked by hitting ‘u’ to expose the keyframes of the new layer.

Take care,

Nick

[Nicholas White]

Hey,

I think you can with a Math.abs function:

x=Math.sin(time);
Math.abs(x);

This takes a number and finds the absolute value of it.

Take care,

Nick

[Nicholas White]

Hey,

I think you can with a Math.abs function:

x=Math.sin(time);
Math.abs(x);

This takes a number and finds the absolute value of it.

Take care,

Nick

[Nicholas White]

Hey,

Do you mean a graphic eq, or something which shows the frequency output of your audio?

Take care,

Nick

[Nicholas White]

Hey,

Do you mean a graphic eq, or something which shows the frequency output of your audio?

Take care,

Nick

[Nicholas White]

Hey,

Yes, but you have to add your composition to the Render Queue to do it. Look up ‘render queue’ in the help file for more information.

Take care,

Nick

[Nicholas White]

Hey,

This sounds a little corny, but why not download some MIDI files of classic easy-listening music from the 70’s and 80’s, play them to a synth, then record them in Audition? Christopher Cross, Anne Murray, and The Carpenters come to mind…

Take care,

Nick