Trim to Layer Above and Trim to Layer Below
  • Stefan HinzeStefan Hinze
    TIMESAVER!
    The script even works on multiple selected layers!

    Thx!
  • Misha MazorMisha Mazor
    Amazing script, after 3 years found a bug: does not like to work as expected on Time-Reversed layers.
  • Lloyd AlvarezLloyd Alvarez
    Amazing script, after 3 years found a bug: does not like to work as expected on Time-Reversed layers.
    Time-reversed layers have always been a weird quirk in AE. I would recommend you use Time-Remapping instead and the script should work as expected.

  • basem alideebbasem alideeb
    Hi Lloyd,

    I really like this script, 

    Thank you so much

  • Rolando MarianoRolando Mariano
    Great script. Is there any way to make a panel out of this? Or a shortcut on PC? It would be great not having to make 3 clicks for make it work every time. Thanks !
  • Lloyd AlvarezLloyd Alvarez
    Rolando Mariano said:
    Great script. Is there any way to make a panel out of this? Or a shortcut on PC? It would be great not having to make 3 clicks for make it work every time. Thanks !
    You can use KBar or Quick Menu for this.
  • Rolando MarianoRolando Mariano
    Lloyd Alvarez said:
    Rolando Mariano said:
    Great script. Is there any way to make a panel out of this? Or a shortcut on PC? It would be great not having to make 3 clicks for make it work every time. Thanks !
    You can use KBar or Quick Menu for this.
    That seems to work great. Thanks !
  • Chris MarriottChris Marriott
    Lloyd - I know this is an older script. But I use this all the time, many many times per day. I have a request if its possible. Trim/Fit between the layer above and below. So you have 2 layers on a time line in positions for say timing to audio, drop a new layer in then click the Trim/Fit/Gap fill one. and it takes the outpoint from the lower layer for example and the in point from the above layer then fills the gap. 
    Lloyd Alvarez 
  • Lloyd AlvarezLloyd Alvarez
    Chris Marriott said:
    Lloyd - I know this is an older script. But I use this all the time, many many times per day. I have a request if its possible. Trim/Fit between the layer above and below. So you have 2 layers on a time line in positions for say timing to audio, drop a new layer in then click the Trim/Fit/Gap fill one. and it takes the outpoint from the lower layer for example and the in point from the above layer then fills the gap. 
    Great suggestion! While adding this feature I also added a dockable UI and KBar support! Check out the new 2.0 version i just posted. Check the faq on how to upgrade "Name Your Own Price" products
  • coen boumancoen bouman
    Hi Loyd, This is possibly my most used script and the new functionality is very welcome. I had this mapped to keys for trim below and above. The singel script/dockable panel kills this workflow if I'm not mistaken.

     Is it possible to retrieve the old scripts, they seem to be gone and still have much use.
  • Kes AkalaonuKes Akalaonu
    Is this more useful than Obsessive Layers?
  • Lloyd AlvarezLloyd Alvarez
    Kes Akalaonu said:
    Is this more useful than Obsessive Layers?
    Obsessive Layers has a lot more features :)
  • Misha MazorMisha Mazor
    My most used script, thank you. But unexpected behavior when triming to time-reversed clips. Any way to fix this?
  • Lloyd AlvarezLloyd Alvarez
    Misha Mazor said:
    My most used script, thank you. But unexpected behavior when triming to time-reversed clips. Any way to fix this?
    Maybe you can try using Automation Blocks for this.
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