[Tristan Cossins]

Gah, i just figured it out, it should’ve been:

myPosition.setTemporalEaseAtKey(key3, easeIn=[ease], easeOut=[ease]);

[Tristan Cossins]

Hi Xavier,

Sorry for the late reply. I only just got around to testing this out today and it works perfectly.

I’ve run into a bit of a problem though, my script actually has position keyframes aswell:

var myPosition = myLayer[i].property(“position”);
myPosition.setValueAtTime(1,[512,288]);
myPosition.setValueAtTime(5,[512,288]);

so I thought Id add on a couple of keys to the variable:

var key1, key2, key3, key4;

and then add this:

key3 = myPosition.nearestKeyIndex(1);
key4 = myPosition.nearestKeyIndex(5);
myPosition.setTemporalEaseAtKey(key3, easeIn=[ease, ease, ease], easeOut=[ease, ease, ease]);
myPosition.setTemporalEaseAtKey(key4, easeIn=[ease, ease, ease], easeOut=[ease, ease, ease]);

however i get the following error:

Unable to call ‘setTemporalEaseAtKey’ because of parameter 2. Value array does not have 1 elements.

Any ideas?

[Tristan Cossins]

you are a legend… thanks so much Dan, works perfect.