Scripts dont have access to vertex selection, so i guess the answer is no for scripts.
A plugin could.

property is not defined in your snippet.

(You need define : var property = property[k])

Xavier

I had not tried my code when i posted, and i just did: it works for me. The solid animated with this expression moves every second frame, and holds it position otherwise. I don't know why it's not working for you. Side note: Arrays are objects : if a is an array, (typeof a) is : 'object', and (a ins...

Try this: if (timeToFrames(time)%2 ==0){     wiggle(12,50);     } else{     wiggle(12,50, 1,0.5, time-0.04);     }; wiggle(freq, amount, octave, multiplier, time); It's a method for properties, and it outputs the same kind of things as the property's value (number, array of numbers, etc). So you can...

@runegan : you can close a comp this way:

comp.openInViewer();
app.executeCommand(4); // 4 is "Close"

Xavier

ExtendScript doesnt like big arrays. Past 500 entries it is getting a bit slow. What it slowing you down is probably the use of sort () and splice(). You dont need the sort() because getFiles() takes the files sorted anyway. And to avoid the splice(), you can push a new array (the final result) inst...

In an expression context, there is no way.
And in scripting, you can access the control points of a shape path, hence you could calculate its curve length, but you would have to implement that function because After Effects does not provide it.

Xavier

For folders, you can simply do:

myFolderObj.execute();

For files, .execute() also exists, but it will do something different (open the file with the default application registered for that type of file).

Xavier

Humm, sorry.
I misstyped the first and copied/pasted endlessly the same mistake.

Xavier

Use the AutoOrient object:



Other possibilities are :
AutoOrient.ALONG_PATH;
AutoOrient.CAMERA_OR_POINT_OF_INTEREST;
AutoOrient.CHARACTERS_TOWARDS_CAMERA;

(the last one is only for per-character-3D text layers).

Xavier

 

You can try this, it removes all masks blindly (save as .jsx in the ScriptUIPanel folder, restart AE, then launch from the Window menu): this.add("button{text: 'remove all masks'}").onClick = function(){ var comp = app.project.activeItem; if (!comp || comp.typeName !== "Composition&qu...

Hi again, i tried my suggestion and you right, it doesnt work.
From the ScriptUI object model viewer in ESTK, treeviews creation properties do not include "multiselect" (listboxes do), so it might very well be that they are not supposed to accept multiple selections...

Xavier

You need to specify "multiselect: true" in the properties object of the treeview: myTree = myGroup.add("treeview{properties:{multiselect: true}}"); or : myTree = myGroup.add("treeview", undefined, undefined, {multiselect: true}); (it must be specified upon creation and ...

To make requests you can use this form: http://www.adobe.com/products/wishform.html

But i doubt that, in that very case, Adobe will change anything.

I may be mistaken, but from the name of the window you want to create it seems that it would be an auxiliary window for a main script. If so, then it's not possible. Dockable scripts are special in that the 'this' object at the entry point of the script is already a graphical container (empty panel)...