[Ryan Hill]

That was the first thing I thought of when I saw the title of this thread; that’s what most of the movie’s like. But from his description, he’s talking about sillhouettes, which is more like greenscreening.

[Ryan Hill]

Okay. I’m afraid I don’t have AE infront of me right now, so I’m missing a lot of details, but…

A position is represented as a list of two values.
[x,y]

So to access just the X value, you go postion[0] and for the y value, you use position[1].

So, what you’ll want will look something like

[thisComp.layer(“audiolayer”),value[1]]

But like I said, I might have the syntax wrong, because I don’t have AE in front of me. It could be:
(thisComp.layer(“audiolayer”),value[1])

CHeck this while you’re at it:
https://www.creativecow.net/cgi-bin/page_wrapper.cgi?forumid=&page=/articles/bassett_doug/connections/index.html

[Ryan Hill]

Okay. I’m afraid I don’t have AE infront of me right now, so I’m missing a lot of details, but…

A position is represented as a list of two values.
[x,y]

So to access just the X value, you go postion[0] and for the y value, you use position[1].

So, what you’ll want will look something like

[thisComp.layer(“audiolayer”),value[1]]

But like I said, I might have the syntax wrong, because I don’t have AE in front of me. It could be:
(thisComp.layer(“audiolayer”),value[1])

CHeck this while you’re at it:
https://www.creativecow.net/cgi-bin/page_wrapper.cgi?forumid=&page=/articles/bassett_doug/connections/index.html

[Ryan Hill]

Shoot in front of a greenscreen? Key out the background, turn the foreground white with levels or something?

Unless I’m missing something; I haven’t seen Sin City, yet.