Thank you I’m glad they are helpful! Hoo tell me about it. Sometimes I watch a 10 min video and by the end I get want I want + frustration ehe I like to make my videos short hehe
heya! yea you will need to adjust the expression a bit but it's a easy fix. If you just want to scale on the X-axis, you can try this: primaryLayer = thisComp.layer("Primary Layer Name"); // Replace with your primary layer name primaryScale = primaryLayer.transform.scale[0]; minScale = 17.15; maxScale = 100; secondaryScaleX = linear(primaryScale, minScale, maxScale, maxScale, minScale); [secondaryScaleX, 100]; // Keeps Y-axis steady Or, if you’re looking to scale on the Y-axis instead, use this: primaryLayer = thisComp.layer("Primary Layer Name"); // Replace with your primary layer name primaryScale = primaryLayer.transform.scale[1]; minScale = 17.15; maxScale = 100; secondaryScaleY = linear(primaryScale, minScale, maxScale, maxScale, minScale); [100, secondaryScaleY]; // Keeps X-axis steady In both cases, the 100 just locks the other axis, so it stays put, while the scaling only affects one side. Tweak that if you need a different static scale, and you’re good to go! I hope this helps!
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These little expression tips are SO helpful! They feel so much more approachable than other longer tutorials about it
Thank you I’m glad they are helpful! Hoo tell me about it. Sometimes I watch a 10 min video and by the end I get want I want + frustration ehe I like to make my videos short hehe
Someone in reddit is pulling his hairs out to figure this out he just posted right now and yours was 2 days ago it will help him definitely.
Haaa really? Getting a Reddit account today! Yeah I’ve done this for a project many years ago for an animated infographic. It’s helps a lot!
@@MasdLab you should, it will definitely helps us noobs in
r/aftereffects.
very nice
Thank you! Ps. Still love your username haha
Fantastic stuff 😎
Thank you so much my friend! ☀️
Thank you!
you are more than welcome! Thank you for watching!
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Great vid! Is it possible to scale the objects on only one axis whit this method?
heya! yea you will need to adjust the expression a bit but it's a easy fix.
If you just want to scale on the X-axis, you can try this:
primaryLayer = thisComp.layer("Primary Layer Name"); // Replace with your primary layer name
primaryScale = primaryLayer.transform.scale[0];
minScale = 17.15;
maxScale = 100;
secondaryScaleX = linear(primaryScale, minScale, maxScale, maxScale, minScale);
[secondaryScaleX, 100]; // Keeps Y-axis steady
Or, if you’re looking to scale on the Y-axis instead, use this:
primaryLayer = thisComp.layer("Primary Layer Name"); // Replace with your primary layer name
primaryScale = primaryLayer.transform.scale[1];
minScale = 17.15;
maxScale = 100;
secondaryScaleY = linear(primaryScale, minScale, maxScale, maxScale, minScale);
[100, secondaryScaleY]; // Keeps X-axis steady
In both cases, the 100 just locks the other axis, so it stays put, while the scaling only affects one side. Tweak that if you need a different static scale, and you’re good to go!
I hope this helps!
@MasdLab 🙏🏻 so helpful
Simply doesn't work.
That’s odd :( what’s happening? It should work like in the video. Otherwise the video example wouldn’t work too :(