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loopOut/In together?
Good evening everyone,
Is there a way to combine loopIn with loopOut expression together?
Here’s an example of workflow…
Lets imagine that, I have setup two keyframes in the position settings between location B and C, where I am happy with the movement of the graphics.
Later on that week, the client gets back in touch and asks to extend the sequence by 5 seconds. Instead of reworking the two keyframes [B & C], I tend to use the expression: loopOut(‘continue’); to extend the sequence to make up location D.
However, the client makes another request to the animation and wants to have a run up (or handles) to the animation by 5 seconds. So, instead of loopOut(‘continue’);, I use loopIn(‘continue’) for the run up and add the code before the loopOut expression. (Between A & B keyframes)
So the code looks like this in the timeline:
loopIn('continue');
loopOut('continue');I am having problems with this code, it is only using the last line of codes.
So my question is; is there a way to combine both expression for the desire effect as described?
Thank you!
Adam Jozef Zygadlo
Motion Graphic Designer07708 124 915
http://www.jarbrain.com
‘Filled with brainy goodness.’ -
3 Replies
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This should work:
if (time < key(1).time)
loopIn("continue")
else
loopOut("continue")
Dan
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Thank you Dan… It’s funny how easy to code, once we know how to do it! Didn’t realise I could use the if/else command for this but it makes all sense! Thank you again!
Adam Jozef Zygadlo
Motion Graphic Designer07708 124 915
http://www.jarbrain.com
‘Filled with brainy goodness.’ -
also this can work:
loopIn(“continue”)+loopOut(“continue”)-value
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