Hi. I saw from a previous post it's possible to determine a layer type using the following code:AEGP_LayerH layerH;ERR(suites.PFInterfaceSuite1()->AEGP_GetEffectLayer(in_data->effect_ref, &layerH)); //get the layer refferenceAEGP_ObjectType layerType = NULL;ERR(suites.LayerSuite5()->AEGP_GetLayerObjectType(layerH, &layerType));Unfortunately for me adjustment layers and precomps are both considered video layers. I need to determine exactly which type it is, is this possible? Thanks.

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Is it possible to differentiate between an adjustment layer and a precomp?

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Hi. I saw from a previous post it's possible to determine a layer type using the following code:

	AEGP_LayerH layerH;
	ERR(suites.PFInterfaceSuite1()->AEGP_GetEffectLayer(in_data->effect_ref, &layerH)); //get the layer refference

	AEGP_ObjectType layerType = NULL;
	ERR(suites.LayerSuite5()->AEGP_GetLayerObjectType(layerH, &layerType));

Unfortunately for me adjustment layers and precomps are both considered video layers. I need to determine exactly which type it is, is this possible? Thanks.

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Correct answer shachar carmi

AEGP_GetLayerFlags with AEGP_LayerFlag_ADJUSTMENT_LAYER will let you know

if the adjustment switch is on or off for a layer.

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shachar carmi

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AEGP_GetLayerFlags with AEGP_LayerFlag_ADJUSTMENT_LAYER will let you know

if the adjustment switch is on or off for a layer.

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Inspiring

Thanks Shachar, that's perfect.

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