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### Introduction to [script-name]
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Introducing [script-name] - an easy-to-use After Effects script that helps to [complete a specific task]
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Notable features include:
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### Installing [script-name]
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[script-name]**.jsxbin** must be placed in the Scripts directory in the After Effects
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folder. That folder will be named “Adobe After Effects [version]” which has been
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replaced with “AE” below.
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Mac OS X
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`/Applications/AE/Scripts/ScriptUI Panels`
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Windows
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`\Program Files\AE\Support Files\Scripts\ScriptUI Panels`
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If After Effects was running when you installed the script, you’ll need to restart it. Also, you’ll need to allow After Effects to write files.
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To do that follow this path: `Preferences > General > Check-off “Allow Scripts to Write Files and Access Network” > Close Preferences`
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### Launching [script-name]
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When properly installed, you will find **[script-name].jsxbin** under the File > Scripts menu in After Effects.
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### [Insert Image of Script UI Panel if there is one]
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### How to use [script-name]
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- Step 1:
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- Step 2:
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- Step 3:
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Thank you so much for getting [script-name]! I hope you’ll save time using this tool, and use that time to make your best work.
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Feel free to write me, Kyle Harter, at **kylenmotion@gmail.com** if you run into any issues along the way. Thanks again!
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- Kyle Harter
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