iExpression for After Effects

November 2, 2011 By Leave a Comment

IExpressions tool for creating expressions in After Effects without reading or writing a single line of code will prove to be a really useful tool within After Effects, has been released by Mathias Mohl of MamoWorld. It not only has the ability to simplify expressions, but also has the ability to redefine common tasks with the help of the library.

iExpression for After Effects

Check out MamoWorld for more information on iExpressions. There currently is a Special Offer (only the first 14 days) until Nov 13 for the complete tool including over 60 iExpressions in six different categories that will ship for the introductory price of $159.99 (regular price $199.99). This is less than $3 per single iExpression. Take advantage now of this special offer and download the demo and buy a license at Aescripts.com!

From Mathias Möhl: It starts with the bread and butter stuff you will need every day: Wiggle properties or connect them via links in various ways. Do you sometimes use parenting? Think of linking iExpressions as a much more flexible way to link stuff together. You can, for example, automatically increase the opacity of a layer when the opacity of the linked layer decreases. Or you can also link the x and y position of a layer to two different properties or use time delayed links to create trailing effects.

Physics Simulations with iExpressions in After Effects

This clip was created in After Effects using iExpressions from mamoworld.com and FreeForm Pro from mettle.com

iExpressions allow you to use expressions in After Effects via intuitive user interfaces – no programming required.

More infos about iExpressions:
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