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AVItem height attribute, AVItem pixelAspect attribute
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Help Using Help Reference Back 41 Type Boolean; read-only. AVItem height attribute app.project.item(index).height Description The height attribute is the height, in pixels, of the item. Permitted range is [1 ..30,000]. In a FootageItem, height is linked to the height of the mainSource; in a CompItem, it is linked to the height of a composition. It is legal to change the height of a CompItem or a FootageItem whose mainSource is a SolidSource. It is an error to change the height if the item is a FootageItem whose mainSource is not a SolidSource. Type Integer; read-only unless a CompItem. AVItem name attribute app.project.item(index).name Description The name attribute is the name of the object as shown in the Project window. In a FootageItem, the name is linked to the mainSource. It is an error to attempt to change the name if the mainSource is a FileSource; in that case, the name is tied to the name of the file(s) and may not be changed. Type String; read/write. AVItem pixelAspect attribute app.project.item(index).pixelAspect Description The pixelAspect attribute determines the pixel aspect ratio of a given item. Permitted range is [0.01 .. 100]. In a FootageItem, pixelAspect is linked to the pixelAspect of the mainSource; in a CompItem, it is linked to the pixelAspect of a composition. Certain pixelAspect values are specially known to After Effects, and will be stored/retrieved with perfect accuracy. These are the set { 1, 0.9, 1.2, 1.07, 1.42, 2, 0.95, 1.9 }. Other values may experience slight rounding errors when you set them and get them. Thus, the value you retrieve after setting may be slightly different from the value you supplied. Type Floating-point value; read-only unless a CompItem. Using Help Back 41