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Hey there! Thanks for putting your effort and time into this seemingly useful script.
sorry for most likely noob-ish inquiry in advance.
After I bake my animated camera and one object, I choose to export to CC2014, it prompts me the name of composition, I leave it as default. After clicking "Export", nothing happens, I'd open the comp manually, but my question is, where could I find the composition file created by this script?
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