It can do it by merging all the includes into a single file. [// @include] or [#include] cannot be encoded into JSXBIN. ... View more

In the last update, Adobe Development Utils for VSC can do this. GitHub: https://github.com/alexmunteanu/VS-Code-Adobe-Development-Utils/releases/latest Visual Studio Marketplace: https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=AlexMunteanu.adobe-dev-utils   P.S.: I'm the developer of this extension. ... View more

The developer possibly wanted to keep it as a separate file as it was not written by himself maybe? Usually you tend to pack everything together so it'll be easier on the user side, but it doesn't actually matter as long as you run the correct script. ... View more

Yep... unfortunately it seems so. He just renamed the main .js. Thanks for the clarification! ... View more

Because I couldn't rely on AE's autosave feature and lost a few projects, I created a while back a simple script which saves the project and then it duplicates the file in the same location, adding a prefix to it's name. You have the option for how many back-ups to keep and what prefix it should use. So, instead of regularly hitting ctrl/cmd + s I just press a button in the script's interface for more than a year now and never lost a project since. Yesterday had a BSOD and again the original .aep with it's back-up file got corrupted but I had a previous back-up file so I only lost a couple of minutes of work. Set it to do at least 3 back-ups and you should be fine (I'm doing 5). Copy the .jsxbin to '.../Support files/Scripts/ScriptUI Panels', launch it from 'Window/BackupAE_v1.0.0', dock it and smash that blue button. I'll probably share it soon on aescripts too as 'pay what you want' along with a couple of other (helpful, hopefully) scripts and extensions. BackupAE_v1.0.0: bit.ly/BackupAE Cheers, Alex Munteanu ... View more