And there I was, trying all kinds of things like file(myCompItem[0]).name before I saw your code...

Your code worked wonderfully, thank you very much, Paul!

Ah, I'm having small problems, after all. Can you please just give me the bit of code that gives the full path of an object? I've tried many things, but my object is always seen as undefined... and still no paths. The objects are already imported into the project at the start of script, so the objec...

Ah, then I'll do it old fashioned/ the iterative way then.
I'll do as you say and check for the existence of each frame on my hard drive. It shouldn't be so hard.

Thanks a lot, Paul!

Hi again! Would it be possible by scripting to refer to a specific image within an image sequence (as a footage) imported into AE? The thing is, I am aiming to bring an image sequence into after effects, check for missing images that were automatically replaced with palceholders and take note of the...

Sir pirelouit found the solution for me!
My script with the "#include" code worked on his MAC, but not my poor, poor PC.
Here is what he gave me and this time, my script ran perfectly on my PC:

// @include "(path)";

Hi. I have tried to use the codes that you have given me. However, when I run my script, it says "Expected: (" at the line where "#include" is. Then, I tried again with parentheses around the URI path of my jsx file. This time, the message I get was that the file or folder does n...

Aah, I see!

Thank you very much, vidpat!

Hi everyone. I have a problem with my script. I am merely trying to set a proxy using only ae scripting. However, everytime I run the script, I have an error. Here is my script: { //start main function app.beginUndoGroup("mainprog"); var myCompItem = app.project.item(2); //a var for the co...