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Help Using Help Writing Scripts Back 11 Operators Description /= Assignment with divide operation. %= Assignment with modulo operation. = Assignment with bitwise right shift operation. >>>= Assignment with bitwise right shift unsigned operation. &= Assignment with bitwise AND operation. ^= Assignment with bitwise XOR operation. |= Assignment with bitwise OR operation. , Multiple evaluation. Table 3 Operator Precedence Operators (Listed from highest precedence -top row-to lowest) [], (), . new, delete, -(unary negation), ~, !, typeof, void,++, -- *, /, % +, -(subtraction) , >>> = ==, != & ^ | && || ?: , Associativity left to right right to left left to right left to right left to right left to right left to right left to right left to right left to right left to right left to right right to left right to left left to right Render automation with aerender One primary use for scripting in After Effects 6.5 is render automation. Anyone charged with managing a complex rendering pipeline will be interested in this. Render automation can be accomplished either by handcoding scripts or via a third-party network rendering solution that supports automated management of network rendering pipelines. Note: There are other uses for scripting; it can be a shortcut around tedious tasks that would otherwise involve repetitious pointing and clicking. See "Examples" on page 179 for examples of what scripts can do. Using Help Back 11