Pie Charts with Expressions
Pie Charts are tedious. Make them a lot easier with expressions!!
12 Responses to “Pie Charts with Expressions”
Pie Charts are tedious. Make them a lot easier with expressions!!
12 Responses to “Pie Charts with Expressions”
[...] J Frank as a cool little tutorial from back in the day (AE 6.5) for building your very own pie graph in After [...]
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Sometimes I find things like this and say to myself “Why didn’t I think of that?”
Thanks for the great tutorial. I found it useful for something I’m working on.
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Those are pingbacks… people that have linked to the tutorial. It’s a wordpress thing.
Harry always coming through in the clutch!!!
Great tutorial. Helped me not only start working on these pie charts, but to get a good sense of expressions and their logic.
Thanks!
Hi I have used your pie chart recently and its brilliant, thank you – however my client wants specific data. where you show how to do rounding using math. I need to show 31.7 in total as opposed to 31M. Here is the expression where I have * the total
n=thisComp.layer(“Null Pie Values”).effect(“PieValue1″)(“Slider”)*0.3117;
nRound=Math.round(n);
”+”$”+nRound+”M”
can you please help
thanks Adam.
Really not sure what you are asking. What are your desired results vs the results you are getting?
n=thisComp.layer(“Black Solid 4″).effect(“Radial Wipe”)(“Transition Completion”);
nRound=Math.round(n)+”%”
The code is at the top..just for lazy people like me who would like something to copy and paste