[Timur Solomon]

Hi thanks for such a great and detailed answer. But it seems to me that he is not working. The curve affects the key frames, no matter how far they are from each other, the animation runs for 1 or 5 seconds, it doesn’t matter, the speed value will always be the same,

but if you use the duration of the animation in the formula, it is a variable that begins to change, which will give different results depending on the duration of the animation, which cannot be.

This can be seen from the example below, speed does not change depending on how long the animation takes

Example:

// 1 seconds
{
"type": 6413,
"keys": [{
"keyIndex": 1,
"time": 0,
"value": [142.641514355451, 142.641511325694, 0],
"inInfluence": [{
"influence": 56,
"speed": 0
}],
"outInfluence": [{
"influence": 11,
"speed": 2346.42913342616
}],
"inInterpolation": 6613,
"outInterpolation": 6613
}, {
"keyIndex": 2,
"time": 1,
"value": [1777.35849433592, 937.358491306162, 0],
"inInfluence": [{
"influence": 56,
"speed": 597.229950459575
}],
"outInfluence": [{
"influence": 16.666666667,
"speed": 0
}],
"inInterpolation": 6613,
"outInterpolation": 6613
}]
}
// 5 seconds
{
"type": 6413,
"keys": [{
"keyIndex": 1,
"time": 0,
"value": [142.641514355451, 142.641511325694, 0],
"inInfluence": [{
"influence": 56,
"speed": 0
}],
"outInfluence": [{
"influence": 11,
"speed": 2346.42913342616
}],
"inInterpolation": 6613,
"outInterpolation": 6613
}, {
"keyIndex": 2,
"time": 5,
"value": [1777.35849433592, 937.358491306162, 0],
"inInfluence": [{
"influence": 56,
"speed": 597.229950459575
}],
"outInfluence": [{
"influence": 11,
"speed": 0
}],
"inInterpolation": 6613,
"outInterpolation": 6613
}]
}

[Timur Solomon]

I solved the issue with hyperlinks, it’s not much more difficult than just adding dashes, but they were needed as well.

Thank you for your time

[Timur Solomon]

Hi Walter, thank.
I thought there was an easier way

I found how to do this in an RTF file, but when writing to text, I get the text with this data, but not the link text

{\field{\*\fldinst HYPERLINK "http://www.google.com/"}{\fldrslt Google}}

[Timur Solomon]

I added a new list, through a loop with add(“item”, “name”)

Understood))

[Timur Solomon]

Hi Brian,
You did everything right, you just didn’t have enough information that the composition needs to be found through a loop.
The code below references your composition. You can make a button for it for convenience.
I myself have been studying scripts for about six months. And it’s worth it! I wish you success.

app.beginUndoGroup("Set Default Text");
var defaultText = "Insert Title"; // << Type you text here
for (var c = 1; c <= app.project.numItems; c++) {
    var comp = app.project.item(c);
    if (comp instanceof CompItem && comp.name == "Global Topic Reference") {
        for (var i = comp.numLayers; i > 0; i--) {
            var layer = comp.layer(i);
            if (layer instanceof TextLayer) {
                var textProp = layer.property("Source Text");
                textProp.setValue(defaultText + " " + i);
            };
        };
    };
};
app.endUndoGroup();

[Timur Solomon]

Hi Brian,
Do I understand correctly that you want to change the text of all text layers in some composition?

I’m not sure it’s possible to “reset” parameters through expressions. But through a script, it’s possible.

app.beginUndoGroup("Set Default Text");
var comp = app.project.activeItem;
var defaultText = "Insert Title"; // << Type you text here
for (var i = comp.numLayers; i > 0; i--) {
    var layer = comp.layer(i);
    if (layer instanceof TextLayer) {
        var textProp = layer.property("Source Text");
        textProp.setValue(defaultText + " " + i);
    };
};
app.endUndoGroup();

If you are using KBar, you can create a button to execute a script. You need to open compositions with text layers and run the script to “reset” them.

If this is what you need. For convenience, you can make an option without having to open a composition with text to run the script. But this requires the name of the composition to set the conditions

[Timur Solomon]

Hi Walter, thanks, i think this is what i need 👍

[Timur Solomon]

The solution is the following:

 setInfluence = fx(4).setTemporalEaseAtKey(i, [inInfluence[0]], [outInfluence[0]]);

The keys of the layer transformation parameter contain several objects, planes, width, height.

And for the transform effect, these parameters are decoupled. Therefore, it is necessary to specify the part of the array with key data

[Timur Solomon]

Hi Walter,

Thanks for your reply.

The most valuable thing is that you explained to me that it didn’t have to be done in a loop. I figured out what the script logic error is.

[Timur Solomon]

The issue is resolved, I just added another character – \

textProp.expression = ‘text.sourceText.replace(/\\D+/g, “”)’;

😄