In the topic about a black frame which occurs at the end, I mentioned to subtract 0.005 from the duration. Would that be a solution for you here as well?

The frame rate was indeed 25 fps when the inaccuracy occurred. I guess the frame rate is based on an NTSC standard at 29,97 fps, but I did not check that. But this is just an assumption. I have no proof of that. I did test it extensively, but it's really impossible to guarantee that all durations wi...

I found this peculiar behaviour in my script. Please see code: //############################################################################### //# //# Create a new comp with length size and framerate //# //# --> crProj ;project object (=app.project) //# --> myFoot ;this is the avi or mov file for ...

I use TextPad (from Helios Software).

Works pretty well for me

Fast? It's just that today is your lucky day. It happened to be that I read the forum once in a while. Please do not forget to take a look at: http://www.aenhancers.com/viewtopic.php?t=223 That's where you should be able to find lots of background info. Especially the ApplyTFX.jsx script should be i...

Not directly. The solution I did, was converting a .ffx file into a 'readable' text file (.tfx). I wrote a script which can do that: (Please see the second post in this thread) http://www.aenhancers.com/viewtopic.php?t=293 Then I wrote a function which can parse a .tfx file and apply it to a layer. ...

You could modify the Process Footage script: http://www.aenhancers.com/viewtopic.php?t=293 as a framework for your tasks. It does change some interpret settings, creates comps, changes their name. It's well documented, so it should be easy to understand. Because you don't need setting effect propert...

Generator for .tfx-file This script creates a .tfx file, which is being used in the footageToFilm script. In order to use it make a project, add footage, make a comp from it and add your effect. Select the effect and run this script. //###############################################################...

What is it for? Improving the quality from a large collection of clips from the Adobe Premiere project manager by using the power of After Effects and its scripting feature. The basic idea behind this is that when working in a multicamera environment, each footage should undergo its own specific pr...

This script offers an easy way to add any effect with properties and values to a layer. It can be done in 3 simple steps. Before doing so, make sure to add the class EffectsObj (see line 1 in example for declaration) somewhere in your code. It will provide easy methods for dealing with effects. Then...

The following script extracts from a layer which has (only) one effect applied it's properties and values. The result will be written to a file; //############################################################################### //# Generate EffectTemplateFile script; GenerateTFX.jsx //# What it does ...

If you know where After Effects stores the information, and if that happens to be a file, you could manipulate that file.

I have found a solution! After trying to clearify my previous post, I kept thinking, when I came up with the idea of just performing a read, modify, write -cycle, avoiding having to create arrays with a variable sizes for each property: var data=new Array(); var the_layer = app.project.activeItem.se...

Back On topic: I am trying to write a script that writes values and properties from an effects template file to a certain effect. In order to write the values, I need to find a uniform way to address the values from a certain effect-property. Depending on the type of the value, it can be a single va...

(Although off-topic) The ECMA script does support the const type. This is what I found here: http://xmelegance.org/devel/qsa-x11-free-beta1/doc/html/language-2-1.html Constants are declared using the const keyword: const _LOWERFIRST = 1; const x = "Willow"; ---> const y : String = "Oa...