add Expressions to text parameter #686
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Cool, will review when I have the time. |
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I'm able to copy/paste an subtitle SRT file into a variable and have automatic subtitles: 
(Definitions section has some needed functions...) |
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I thought this was possible with Friction but I found out I was wrong...
Well, I used IA here to see if he was capable of and the result surprised me, really, here it is:
It works like a charm!
It includes "apply expression" and works also on SVGs.
And indeed this is not just for timecodes, fps and similar but anything you could imagine that an expression could return as text 🥳 (subtitles, credits,...)
I haven't tweaked much the code so it needs your always great review @rodlie 😊