Closed foughtthelaw closed 2 years ago
It's defined to do this by default, it's possible to pass options to skip this, but I agree that it is a weird default.
https://github.com/aenhancers/aequery/blob/57779bb63baeca1edca7c316527d1e47060df80e/lib/dom.js#L235
On Sat, 28 May 2022 at 01:27, Matthew Law @.***> wrote:
I'm working on a script that searches all properties in the active comp using the following line var props = aeq.getProperties(aeq.getLayers(aeq.getActiveComp()))
When that gets run ALL position properties get Seperate Dimensions enabled. This would be fine if it didn't also obliterate any easing on existing keyframes. Not sure if this is a limitation of AE or something happening in AEQ but at least worth reporting.
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Actually this line makes it look like it's not supposed to be the default, so that makes me suspect it actually is a bug.
I'm working on a script that searches all properties in the active comp using the following line
var props = aeq.getProperties(aeq.getLayers(aeq.getActiveComp()))
When that gets run ALL position properties get Seperate Dimensions enabled. This would be fine if it didn't also obliterate any easing on existing keyframes. Not sure if this is a limitation of AE or something happening in AEQ but at least worth reporting.