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Ya, my main pipeline is to have two dummy placeholder scripts, one in Scripts and one in ScripUI Panels. Each named something like "_FloatingTEST", and "_DockableTEST". I open one or both depending on what I'm making and launch AE. This way I can write my code in ESTK or SublimeText sometimes, and as I need to test I copy paste to one of those scripts. I then launch script in AE. This allows me to make changes on the fly and just relaunch the script without relaunching AE. It's a few extra steps, but hardly impacts my flow as I'm so use to it. David Torno 818.391.6060 --------------------
"The most useless day is that in which we do not laugh" -Charles Field Yeah, that’s what I’ve always done too. Glad it’s not just me. And the “Open script editor” has never worked for me, either...
I haven't seen any info on ESTK features. It's not very well supported.
I never use any of those features. I've gotten in the habit of using alert() and $.writeln() for temp feedback in ESTK. David Torno 818.391.6060 --------------------
"The most useless day is that in which we do not laugh" -Charles Field Hi all,I’ve been using the ExtendScript Toolkit for writing After Effects scripts (and even complex expressions) but I don’t seem to be using many of its features. I’ve had a look around online and there’s not a lot of documentation specific to After Effects. There are features listed in the documentation that I can’t get to work, such as showing the values of variables at specific times, and so on.Are there any tutorials/ documents out there that specifically demonstrate the best way to use the ESTK with After Effects?-Chris+---End of message---+To unsubscribe send any message to <ae-list-off@media-motion.tv>
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