F9 and Shift F9 (I have set to easy-ease in/out) is the most used key on my keyboard. How about Instead of opening curve editor and clicking and dragging to modify the ease-in and out, you just press it again, to incrementally add a little more ease, and maybe have a modifier key to subtract a little ease. Easy enough right?

Would like to use expressions to assign a value to a specific keyframe.

Fix the way motion path bezier handles work so it is more intuitive.

No After Effects I don't want these two keyframes which are right on top of each other to move. I Just want them to hold in the one position.

Example: https://imgur.com/a/li3eC

I don't use text animators very regularly, but whenever I do I have to remind myself how they work with a tutorial. They feel like they were created long ago and they're really not intuitive to use. I'm not sure what the solution is but I feel like they could do with reviewing and I feel like the best option would be to start from scratch.

In most 3d programs (3dsmax, c4d...maya) there is an FFD tool that allows you to set a cage that causes deformation when the affected object passses through it. the cage position is independent of the object. This allows you to deform the object as it passes through the cage--picture a thick viscous fluid squeezing to fit through a funnel and then regaining its former shape once out of the funnel. Pixels are affected as they pass through the cage.

Current options like puppet and mesh warp's positions are tied to your object and cant achieve this same effect.

Text should have underline option

It is beyond me why Adobe would remove features. In the least there should be an easy work around, and not force you through hoops (re-installing old versions, encoding multiple times, etc.). These are features I have been using for 20+ years and to suddenly remove them is very disruptive. At least provide a conversion app. I think Adobe and Apple are still not getting along.

Tenho um arquivo do PSD com texto criado no PSD, não está rasterizado.

Quando clico em "Convert to editable text" O After Effects CC 2019 fecha em sequencia.

There are fx on shape layers to control the path/stroke (trim path, punk bloat, etc) but there's no fx that control fill. It'd be great to be able to apply fx under Effect->Transition to the fill. Or have it's own set of fx (linear wipe, iris, radial, dissolve, barndoor, etc)

The 3 keyboard shortcuts to set Easing motion (F9 for EasyEase, ShiftF9 for EaseIn and ShiftCmdF9 for EaseOut) do not work like expected.

E.g. when a keyframe is already Easing in, ShiftCmdF9 results in an EasyEase keyframe, in stead of switching to EaseOut.
It adds the EaseOut to the EaseIn.

These shortcuts would be of more use when doing what is promised.

I would like to be able to coordinate external objects with text animations. Specifically I would like to have an arrow pointing at the currently selected line of text. In order to do this I would like to be able to access the bounding box for the selected text inside an expression.

I have always found it frustrating that you can not alter a layer in 3D at all.

You can work with a 2D flat video layer but you can not deform it at all in the z axis.

This would add the ability to treat a layer more like a face in a 3d app like Maya. You could add points and move them forward or back in z space like the puppet tool only not limited to x and y values.

We need Time Offset for the Shape Repeater. Not only the standard shape parameters. But also the animation of the source!

See title.

This would be a massive addition to After Effects. I am thinking of something where you can use a mesh or track points, similar to PF Track.

Currently the Trim Paths animation works on a 0-100% scale. This is great for many things, but if your shape keeps being altered, the size of the line is going to change as well.

I am suggesting a drop-down to change the method from percentage based to distance based. That way if the shape gets longer, the distance traveled by the trim paths will not change.