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Array [2 or 3] to_comp_vec(point, t=time) {point is an array[2 or 3], and t is a number}
Transforms a vector from layer space to comp space. For example, "to_comp_vec([1, 0])" .
Array [2 or 3] from_comp_vec(point, t=time) {point is an array[2 or 3], and t is a number}
Transforms a vector from comp space to layer space. For example (2D layer),
"dir=sub(position, this_comp.layer(2).position); from_comp_vec(dir)" .
Array [2 or 3] to_world_vec(point, t=time) {point is an array[2 or 3], and t is a number}
Transforms a vector from layer space to world space. For example, "p1 = effect("Eye Bulge
1").param("Bulge Center"); p2 = effect("Eye Bulge 2").param("Bulge Center");
to_world(sub(p1, p2))" .
Array [2 or 3] from_world_vec(point, t=time) {point is an array [2 or 3], and t is a number}
Transforms a vector from world space to layer space. For example,
"from_world(this_comp.layer(2).position)" .
Array [2] from_comp_to_surface(point, t=time) {point is an array [2 or 3], and t is a
number} Use with 3D layers only. Projects a point located in comp space to a point on the
surface of the layer (zero z-value) at the location where it appears when viewed from the
active camera. This is useful for setting effect control points.
Camera attributes and methods
Camera objects have all of the same attributes and methods as Layer objects, except for
source, effect, mask, width, height, anchor_point, scale, opacity, audio_levels, time_remap,
and all of the material properties. In addition, Cameras have the following:
Property [3] point_of_interest Returns the camera's Point of Interest values in world space.
Property zoom Returns the camera's Zoom values in pixels.
Property depth_of_field Returns a 1 if the camera's Depth of Field property is on, or
returns a 0 if it is off.
Property focus_distance Returns the camera's Focus Distance values in pixels.
Property aperture Returns the camera's Aperture value in pixels.
Property blur_level Returns the camera's Blur Level value as a percentage.
Boolean active Returns a true value if the camera's video switch ( )is on, the current time
is between the camera's In and Out points, and it is the first such camera listed in the
Timeline window. Returns a false value if the above conditions are not met.
Light attributes and methods
Light objects have all of the same attributes and methods as Layer objects, except for
source, effect, mask, width, height, anchor_point, scale, opacity, audio_levels, time_remap,
and all of the material properties. In addition, Lights have the following:
Property [3] point_of_interest Returns the light's Point of Interest values in work space.
Property Returns the light's Intensity values as a percentage.
intensity
Property [4] color Returns the light's Color value.
Property cone_angle Returns the light's Cone Angle value in degrees.
Property cone_feather Returns the light's Cone Feather value as a percentage.
Property shadow_darkness Returns the light's Shadow Darkness value as a percentage.
Property shadow_diffusion Returns the light's Shadow Diffusion value in pixels.
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