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Is there a way to make the wiggle expression create hold keyframes?
Hi there,
Say you apply a wiggle (2,10) its gonna move 2 times a second and 10 magnitude…..but inbetween those 2 keyframes it tweens or whatever its called, moves around. is it possible so that the motion is more jerky, so it actually only moves twice a second as though it were 2 hold keyframes….does that make sense?
cheers
dan
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7 Replies
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This should work for you:
f = 2;
a = 10;
posterizeTime(f);
wiggle(f, a);posterizeTime(x) causes the expression to only return an updated value x times per second. It must be called before the return value, which is the value returned by wiggle() in this case.
Darby Edelen
DVD Menu Artist
Left Coast Digital
Santa Cruz, CA -
mate you’re a legend, that works a treat and is nice and simple!
cheers
dan
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thanks! 🙂
MG
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How would you do this with uniform scale?
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Like this:
f = 2;
a = 10;
posterizeTime(f);
w = wiggle(f, a);
[w[0],w[0]]Dan
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Hey! This just really helped me, too — thanks!
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Thanks! Very helpful
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