[Twelvizm]

(SORRY STILL RENDERING)

HERE’S THE SCENE;

A CAMERA IS MOVING FROM LEFT TO RIGHT, TOWARD THE MIDDLE, I HAVE LITTLE OBJECTS RANDOMLY SCURRING AROUND MAKING NOISES. BUT, I ONLY WANT THEM TO BE HEARD WHILE IN FRAME.

WHICH BINGS ME TO ANSWER MY OWN QUESTION, MAKE THE AUDIO LAYER SO THAT IT IS ONLY AS LONG AS THE OBJECTS ARE IN THE FRAME.

NO NEED TO OVER-THINK THAT ONE…

[Twelvizm]

(SORRY, RENDERING RIGHT NOW ##CAPS##)

IT WORKS GREAT.

BUT

I FORGOT TO METION THAT I WANTED IT TO BE IN RELATION TO A ANIMATED CAMERA. IS THERE ANY WAY TO PULL THAT OFF?

[Twelvizm]

Thanks for the follow up and adding a little more functionality. The panning will be even better. I’m locked out rendering right now, but I’ll check it out tomorrow.

[Twelvizm]

I used the picWhip to select the exact variable distance =

thisComp.layer(“file_name”).position[2];

And now I get an error for
“Expression must be for dimension 2 not 1”

[Twelvizm]

It’s throwing a error at “transform”

Thanks for waling me through this. I’m starting to understand the logic, but I still have no vocabulary. This next semester I’m takng a actionscripting class. Then I’ll be able to ween myself from asking simple rooted questions.

[Twelvizm]

Now what if you want that to happen in 3D? I know it’s probaly a simple thing, but I speak little action script.

[Twelvizm]

I wanted to have multiple instances controlling multiple audio files.

That was each object has it’s own sound it makes while it moves.