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Applying loopIn() to an existing expression
I’m sure this is simple, but it’s throwing me for a loop 🙂
effect("CC Particle World")("Position Y")+effect("Position Offset")("Point")[1]/100;
loopIn("continue")The above expression executes the loopIn() while completely ignoring the first line of code. How do I apply the loopIn() to the values resulting from the first line?
Thanks!
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2 Replies
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loopIn() works with property values. Usually you don’t specify the property and the expression engine assumes you mean the property hosting the expression. It could be any property though. In your case, you probably need to apply it to one or both of the properties you’re adding together like this:
effect(“CC Particle World”)(“Position Y”).loopIn(“continue”)+effect(“Position Offset”)(“Point”)[1]/100;
or this:
effect(“CC Particle World”)(“Position Y”)+effect(“Position Offset”)(“Point”).loopIn(“continue”)[1]/100;
Dan
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Thanks Dan! That worked!
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