Templater
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Integrating versioning technology into your own infrastructure and workflow has never been easier. Now with command line control, you have the flexibility to push data into an After Effects project...
Learn how you can integrate twitter feeds directly into your Adobe After Effects compositions. This examples makes use of a variety of Templater’s features, and briefly shows how you can...
Learn how you can easily swap 100 footage sources using Templater and a cleverly setup spreadsheet.
Use Templater to easily swap out footage sources for all dynamic footage layers in your Adobe After Effects compositions. You will see how the “Fit Image Style” parameter works and...
See how you can leverage Google Sheets’ translate function to easily localize text appearing in your Adobe After Effects compositions. This is useful for rendering many comps out with different...
See how you can use Templater to generate many end tags containing procedural and keyframe animated end-tags. This tutorial shows you how Templater works with animated dynamic layers of all...
Templater will output log messages directly to a file in the same directory that the currently opened AEP lives in. This is useful if you need to inspect what is...
This is a set of features that allows you to run Templater as a background process. As new, ready, data gets added to your spreadsheet, Templater can now automatically kick...
Learn how to cycle through Templater previews automatically. No more clicking the Preview button just to check how your data conforms to your layout rules.
You have the ability to define how you want Templater’s output to be named. Setup a new column with the reserved label ‘output’ and gain complete control over how filenames...
Learn how you can target different compositions within the same batch operation using a special “target” column in your spreadsheet. Also, you will see how you can control the output...
