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Expression within IF/ELSE expression for stopping after a threshold
I need some help figuring this expression out. I have a progress bar (0-100%) that has a label that follows the progress bar as shown below.
Here’s the code that is currently on the X Postion of the label:
764 - (100 - comp("MAIN").layer("CONTROLLER_PercentTargets").effect("Slider 1")("Slider"))*(764-112)/100;I’d like the label to stay fixed at 764px once it reached 100% (for my use the % has the potential to go above 100%), so my this is what I tried but it did not work and produced the result in the image above.
if(transform.xPosition<764){764 - (100 - comp("MAIN").layer("CONTROLLER_PercentTargets").effect("Sales Manager 1")("Slider"))*(764-112)/100} else {764};Presumably the answer to the above will also help me with adjusting the expression of the progress bar as well so that it doesn’t go beyond 100% scale on the x-axis.
Thanks!
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5 Replies
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Seems like this should work:
x = 764 – (100 – comp(“MAIN”).layer(“CONTROLLER_PercentTargets”).effect(“Slider 1”)(“Slider”))*(764-112)/100;
Math.min(x,764)Dan
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You are my hero! That works perfectly. Thanks for your help 😀
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Okay, was hoping to use the same Math.min expression to control the progress bar as well so that it doesn’t extend beyond 100% scale on the x-axis, and unfortunately I couldn’t wrap my head around it.
This is what I currently have:
temp = comp("MAIN").layer("CONTROLLER_PercentTargets").effect("Slider 1")("Slider");
[temp,100];I’m unable to separate dimensions on the scale of this object, which may be contributing to the problem?
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Try changing the second line to:
[Math.min(temp,100),100];
Dan
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Again, thank you for pointing me in the right direction! Worked a treat 😀
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