Pascal Greuter
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Pascal Greuter
March 4, 2014 at 9:58 pm in reply to: Control layer visibility with external variableThanks.
Yes, I have seen this script but never used it. If I have some time I always love to play around with expressions and learn as much as I can but I’m pretty sure that the day will come, where I have some more complex stuff to do and then Michaels script will be very handy.
Cheers!
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Pascal Greuter
March 4, 2014 at 9:21 pm in reply to: Control layer visibility with external variableHi Declan
Thank you for your response. I figured out a way last night but your solution is simpler.
I just added the opacity value for the blue and red layer like this:
var comp1 = [“John Spencer”, “Actor”, 100, 0]; -> turns on blue background layer
var comp2 = [“Tracey Jones”, “Director”, 0, 100]; -> turns on red background layerIt works just fine
Text Layer Source text and Layer Opacity have the following expression:try{
myPath = "variables.txt";
$.evalFile(myPath);
eval(thisComp.name)[0]; //The Number is the variable you want to use
}catch(err){
"MISSING";
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Hi Ryan
I just ran into the exact same problem. Thank you for your clear instructions. You just helped me saving a lot of time figuring out this by myself. Thumbs up.Cheers!
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Great, just ordered mine a few seconds ago.
Cheers, Pascal
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Hi Chris
Thanks for your reply. Do you use it yourself for this purpose?
Regards, Pascal
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Pascal Greuter
December 12, 2012 at 1:11 am in reply to: Best storage & workflow solution for small production company[Alex Gerulaitis] “Can’t say I agree with that assessment but glad I could help:”
I see what you mean and I think I was a bit too quick with my reply. I definitely need to do some further research and learn the differences between NAS and SAN.
Cheers!
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Pascal Greuter
December 12, 2012 at 12:45 am in reply to: Best storage & workflow solution for small production companyHi Alex
Thank you very much for your detailed infos. It helped me a lot especially that you pointed out the differences between a NAS and a SAN solution. I think a NAS is to simple and not reliable enough for what we want to achieve.
Thanks!
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Pascal Greuter
December 12, 2012 at 12:07 am in reply to: Best storage & workflow solution for small production companyBob, thanks for replying. I read a lot about the Maxx Digital 10Gig Final Share. There are quite a few nice reviews online and I thought that a solution like this may be the right choice for us. Do you have a local dealer in Switzerland or Germany or do you sell it outside of the US? Maybe we can talk about prices, delivery and support via Email.
I know at least 3 companies in Switzerland who have experience in this area but I wanted to do some research, before I get in touch with them.
I am totally aware that this will cost a few bucks. And we didn’t even talked about a backup solution…
It would be nice, if we could stay in contact about this.
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Pascal Greuter
December 11, 2012 at 11:50 pm in reply to: Best storage & workflow solution for small production companyThank you for your answer.
Yes, I am aware of the costs. I work for a small TV station and we have a SAN that costs roughly 200k and it works perfect but it’s obviously too much for a small company with 5 Macs.
I have no budget yet, I’m just in the process of checking out what’s out in the market. I think our scenario is very common and maybe there is kind of a “standard solution” for requirements like we have.