multiple linear() in one expression.

[Dan Ebberts]

You’d probably set that up like this:

time < 3 ? linear(time,0,1,10,20) : linear(time,3,4,20,30)

[Smet Kira]

Damn, how did I not guess) Thanks Dan.

Is there a way to use linear() in a loop? For example something like linear(time,0*i,1*i,0,100)

[Dan Ebberts]

Sure, but it depends on what you’re trying to do. I’m having a hard time thinking of a scenario where that would be useful.

[Smet Kira]

I want to make an animation loop, something like LoopOut, but only loop the animation through the expression for() and linear().

For example, the ball moves from left to right, and then starts it again and does exactly as many iterations as I specify in For().

I hope I was able to explain

[Dan Ebberts]

You could certainly do it, but you’d probably have to collect all the linear() results into some sort of accumulator variable (I’m guessing–I’m still not picturing how you would actually use it).

[Filip Vandueren]

Perhaps it’s handier to do something to your time variable.

for example:

t=time%10;
t<5 ? linear(t,0,5,100,200) : linear (t,5,10,200,100);

because t is now looping, you don’t need more linear()s

[Smet Kira]

Thx you all!