need numbers to scrool up from 0 to 90 million

[Heather Crank]

HI KEVIN,

That did the trick!

Thank you!!!!!!!!!!!!

H

[Heather Crank]

ok, so one LAST, question. I’ve got this expressions moving perfectly, except that it jumps from 0 to 600,00 in one frame. I need this numbers to count up more gradually. When I go over Dan’s notes, it seems the place to make that adjustment is in the substr(). Being new to expressions, when I look over this equation, there are many instances of substr(). I’ve fiddled with them for a while but can’t seem to find the right combination. Any expression gurus out there?

Thanks!

H

[Kevin Camp]

you could try to change this line:

s = linear(t, 0, dur, beginCount, endCount).toFixed(numDecimals);

to:

s = easeIn(t, 0, dur, beginCount, endCount).toFixed(numDecimals);

this will ease the values as they start, but they may still increase too fast, and i don’t know of a way to adjust the ease…

you may want to post in the expressions forum, dan is there often, so he may be able to quickly rework this. the only other thing i can think of would be to extend the length of the comp and count-up, then take that to a new comp and use time remapping to ramp up the value changes….

Kevin Camp
Senior Designer
KCPQ, KMYQ & KRCW

[Heather Crank]

Thanks Kevin! Really appreciate it!

Heather