Value for color doesn't work correctly.

[cgkaren]

When I write numbers in a value, it only works if one of them is zero, but if you give a value for all three colors, then it renders emptiness, can you help ?

Тhanks

[inlife]

Hey @cgkaren

Could you provide a sample of how do the values you set up look like?

Cheers

[cgkaren]

{
"type": "data",
"composition": "main",
"layerName": "text-here",
"property": "Effects.Fill.Color",
"value": [35, 200, 32]
},

[cgkaren]

Thanks

[cgkaren]

But when I write like this, it renders
{
"type": "data",
"composition": "main",
"layerName": "text-here",
"property": "Effects.Fill.Color",
"value": [35, 0, 32]
},

or

{
"type": "data",
"composition": "main",
"layerName": "text-here",
"property": "Effects.Fill.Color",
"value": [0, 35, 32]
},

With the best,
Karen

[inlife]

For colors in After Effects, make sure all color values are in the range from 0..1 as a floating point number.

So easiest way: you can divide each number in your set by 255 to achieve that.

Example: "value": [0.137, 0.784, 0.125]

[cgkaren]

Can you show at this example? If it's not difficult for you, thank you very much!

"value": [35, 200, 32]

[inlife]

"value": [0.137, 0.784, 0.125]

[cgkaren]

Thank you very much! It works.

[cgkaren]

I'm writing but it still doesn't load :/

[JamesBotterill]

I find a better way of working with colour within nexrender is to use this helpful package (https://github.com/dberget/nexrender-action-normalize-color)