More AE functions! - #73
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Added aePreset(); just like in premiere and aeFocus(); just like in premiere... I'll try to post the images too, but i might have problems...
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super cool. I'll merge this when I get a chance to look it over and try it out. |
As said in title
script to change audio gain. Now it works more reliably but it is VERY slow!
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Added aeBlendingMode(); which sets the selected layers blending mode. ** Please be reminded that at some point in this pull request the untwirel() disapeered! **
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Sorry, false trigger - the untwirrel() is still there. BTW: you really should choose a different word than "twirrel" This is my menu - just in case you have it in a different order: |
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Added aePreset(); just like in premiere and aeFocus(); just like in premiere...
I'll try to post the images too, but i might have problems...