i dont know how to do that. The thing is that if you use a mouse event handler, the shiftKey should be pressed BEFORE the mouse enters the button region, and it is not quite what a user expects. There is an event type for the mouse entering the button's region ('mouseover'), leaving the button's reg...

off topic: Why not give a variable name to the layer instead of app.project.activeItem.selectedLayers[0] on every single line ?? For your question: layer.property("Position").selected = true; Can't remember if it selects all keys along. If not: for (k=1; k<=prop.numKeys; k++) prop.setSelec...

function onTestButtonClick(ev) { var b = ev.target; if (!(b instanceof Button)) return; var modState = ScriptUI.environment.keyboardState; if (modState.shiftKey) alert('nicely shifted !') else if (modState.altKey) alert('Alt+Click not supported !!!') else alert("You just plain-pressed a plain ...

Such a built-in function does not exist. To do this, you need to STORE all key frames along with all of their properties (time, value, interpolation type, keyFrameEase values, etc), delete the keyframes, and "paste", where "paste" is not simply .paste() (doesnt exist) but the rev...

Assuming that a variable comp exists that refers to an actual composition somewhere in your project, and another variable theName has also be declared (a string, the name to be searched), this should do it: var k=1, K=comp.numLayers, layer; for ( ; k<=K; k++) if (comp.layer(k).name === theName) {lay...

Hello, small (off topic) comment, after reading through your initial question. When you declare multiple variables like this: var compSettings = cs = [1920, 1080, 1, 120, 25]; it "works": both entities (compSettings and cs) are now variables and are assigned the value [1920, 1080, 1, 120, ...

If the window doesnt need to be persistant, just change "palette" to "dialog". Otherwise you need to either declare the window you want to display outside of the onClick function, either append the new window object to an already existing object. It depends on what you want to ac...

Your script evals Render and Email.jsx which in turns evals email_methods.jsx, and the EmailSocket contructor is in that third script. So apparently email_methods.jsx is not evaluated properly. It is maybe because of the partial path: var emailCodeFile = new File("(support)/email_methods.jsx&qu...

I just tried one (never did before) and there was no problem. I copied this expression in a position property and everything went fine: function Translation(v){this.v = v;} Translation.prototype.pow = function(n){return new Translation (n*this.v);} Translation.prototype["+"] = function(x) ...

A RegExp is not a string. Try replacing var searchStringer = '/fur/gi'; by var searchStringer = /fur/gi;

Hello, there is nothing to do: the text content is an attribute of the text container. You can set it from within the script exactly as you set the characters attribute (for instance etOne.text = 'Mario' sets the text to Mario). If the user changes the text input the text attribute is changed accord...

Just a remark: you should not assign a value to myProj right at the beginning of your script.
If the user closes the project and opens a new one while the script palette is open this will generate an error (Object not valid).
Unless ofc if you know this will not happen.

You should post the part UI part of your script, maybe not everything, but at least exhibit how you build the palette and how you show it.

Funny !

A script with single line : app.findMenuCommandId("Convert Expression to Keyframes") returns 2639...