
Expression To Drop Every 10th Frame In After Effects
2 years ago
In this After Effects tutorial I show you how to add an expression to your footage that will drop every 10th frame. Here is the expression used;
f= timeToFrames();
p = Math.floor(f/1);
framesToTime(p*1.1)
For more information on expressions in After Effects check out aenhancers.com and the tutorials by Harry Frank over at graymachine.com.
f= timeToFrames();
p = Math.floor(f/1);
framesToTime(p*1.1)
For more information on expressions in After Effects check out aenhancers.com and the tutorials by Harry Frank over at graymachine.com.
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Im not sure why you would want or need to do this.
Seems kinda useful if you just wanted to show ever 5 or 10 frames to get that photo look.
I just added this script to a time remapping and its pretty sweet too!
n = 5;
f = timeToFrames();
framesToTime(Math.floor(f/n)*2*n + f%n)