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This tool is incredible! I was wondering if it is possible to create adjustment layers
By the way, if you let me know what you want to do with the adjustment layer, I am happy to give you more tips how to achieve that. For adding some effects/keyframes/expressions etc on the adjustment layer, the easiest thing you can do is to save them as a preset and apply the preset to the adjustment layer.
It asks for license. How can i get beta license for product?
You need to "purchase" a beta for $0 in the same way as you buy any other product on aescripts. You find the licenses of all products you purchased in the “My Downloads & Licenses” section of your aescripts customer account athttps://aescripts.com/downloadable/customer/products/
When you restart the tool the next time, did the error disappear or is it still the same?
Background: Automation Blocks creates this folder on the very first start-up and maybe due to some bug/timing issue, it tries to read it before it is finished creating it. If this is the case, it should only happen once. Otherwise it is maybe a permission issue - does this folder exist or can you create it manually?
It asks for license. How can i get beta license for product?
You need to "purchase" a beta for $0 in the same way as you buy any other product on aescripts. You find the licenses of all products you purchased in the “My Downloads & Licenses” section of your aescripts customer account athttps://aescripts.com/downloadable/customer/products/
I can't seem to get the script to open. Everything is installed, but when I click on Automation Blocks in the extensions window, After Effects freezes for a moment, but nothing opens.
It is a general installation issue for CEP panels that affects Automation Blocks as well as any other CEP extensions. Fortunately, the workaround described in the article above solved the issue in all cases I know.
I can't seem to get the script to open. Everything is installed, but when I click on Automation Blocks in the extensions window, After Effects freezes for a moment, but nothing opens.
I successfully copied your script to move items into a folder - very useful. I was going to export as script to use with kbar but after exporting via 'Export to JSX' it doesn't seem to save - I assume that's disabled during the beta?
And if so, how do I map to a keyboard shortcut so I don't need to open and run the AutomationBlocks plugin each time?
and describe the issue as detailed as possible (do you get any error message? Is no file created or is a jsx file created but you have issues executing it)?
I successfully copied your script to move items into a folder - very useful. I was going to export as script to use with kbar but after exporting via 'Export to JSX' it doesn't seem to save - I assume that's disabled during the beta?
And if so, how do I map to a keyboard shortcut so I don't need to open and run the AutomationBlocks plugin each time?
and describe the issue as detailed as possible (do you get any error message? Is no file created or is a jsx file created but you have issues executing it)?
I successfully copied your script to move items into a folder - very useful. I was going to export as script to use with kbar but after exporting via 'Export to JSX' it doesn't seem to save - I assume that's disabled during the beta?
And if so, how do I map to a keyboard shortcut so I don't need to open and run the AutomationBlocks plugin each time?
Thank you
Thank you - all fixed - it just wouldn't save to my AE Scripts folder for some reason (no errors, just no file appearing) so I just saved to the desktop instead.
Thank you - all fixed - it just wouldn't save to my AE Scripts folder for some reason (no errors, just no file appearing) so I just saved to the desktop instead.
This is a fantastic tool! However, is it possible to export scripts without it having to rely on the tool being installed after the fact?
I assume this is probably either a difficult thing to implement, or it’s a purposeful limitation to only exporting scripts which call the tools API instead of reverse engineering it to use standard ES/JS code, in order to ensure Automation Blocks lives a long life.
But if it is possible, it’d be amazing if you could include the capability to export the scripts with standard code so they can be used without Automation Blocks installed. Perhaps with a small charge every time you do it, or only for a ‘Pro’ version of it or something?
sorry for the late reply - the notification about your message got lost in my inbox somehow. Fhank you for your feedback! If the exported jsx scripts could be executed without Automation Blocks being installed, then this would conflict with out business model. It would allow you to simply export all built-in tools as jsx and share them with others for free.
In order to stay in business and to be able to continue the development of Automation Blocks, we require a valid Automation Blocks license on any system which executes code created with Automation Blocks.
This is a fantastic tool! However, is it possible to export scripts without it having to rely on the tool being installed after the fact?
I assume this is probably either a difficult thing to implement, or it’s a purposeful limitation to only exporting scripts which call the tools API instead of reverse engineering it to use standard ES/JS code, in order to ensure Automation Blocks lives a long life.
But if it is possible, it’d be amazing if you could include the capability to export the scripts with standard code so they can be used without Automation Blocks installed. Perhaps with a small charge every time you do it, or only for a ‘Pro’ version of it or something?
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https://mamoworld.com/docs/automation-blocks/tutorials-ae/keyboardShortcuts
I assume this is probably either a difficult thing to implement, or it’s a purposeful limitation to only exporting scripts which call the tools API instead of reverse engineering it to use standard ES/JS code, in order to ensure Automation Blocks lives a long life.
But if it is possible, it’d be amazing if you could include the capability to export the scripts with standard code so they can be used without Automation Blocks installed. Perhaps with a small charge every time you do it, or only for a ‘Pro’ version of it or something?