[Willie Frazier]

I see.. interesting idea… the mandate here is that they want flexibility for 4-6 lines, but it seems like this expression could be scaled out to accommodate that easily enough, I’ll give it a shot. Thanks!

[Willie Frazier]

I think I may have solved it with a simple change…

The expression now is:

n=thisComp.layer(“White Solid 11”).effect(“(Transform)”)(“Position”)
n+value

this appears to work on the single layer… now to see if I get synchronous wiggle by repeating the technique on other visible layers

[Willie Frazier]

Hey Todd, thanks for the response. I’ve left the office for the evening, so I’ll have to answer your question when I’m next in… Possibly tomorrow.

However, if it helps, I will say that every time an update becomes available via Creative Cloud, I always install it straight away.

[Willie Frazier]

Confirmed here that alt+P (or any other transform modifier such a R, T, or S) does most definitely create a keyframe on the Mac. It appears from what I have seen here that the behavior is different on a PC, however, and this difference is missing in the documentation which would explain why it is absent in the lynda course.

[Willie Frazier]

You can also select the effected clips in the sequence and do command-9 to bring up a dialogue that will let you change many settings, including field order interpolation.