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Transitional colors
I’m setting a way to animate some colors changes, like I have my main colors on my main layer so I can define them and then I set a linear expression so I can make color 1 change to color 2 in a gradient fashion.
Color1 = comp(“main”).layer(“Color_crtl”).effect(“Color Control_06”)(“Color”)
Color2 = comp(“main”).layer(“Color_crtl”).effect(“Color Control_02”)(“Color”)
linear(effect(“Slider Control”)(“Slider”),0,100,Color1,Color2)
But would be possible to be able to change for multiple colors? Like is there a way to setup the slider so the value 01 goes to color 01, value 10 goes to color 05, value 20 goes to color 03…
I saw some stuff from @andrei popa, but in his resolution the colors just swap, I’d like them to be animated.
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4 Replies
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Try this:
c1=thisComp.layer("Color Control").effect("Color Control")("Color");
c2=thisComp.layer("Color Control").effect("Color Control 2")("Color");
c3=thisComp.layer("Color Control").effect("Color Control 3")("Color");
c4=thisComp.layer("Color Control").effect("Color Control 4")("Color");
slider = thisComp.layer("Color Control").effect("Slider Control")("Slider").value;
myColors = [c1,c2,c3,c4];
vals = [0,10,20,30];
i = 0;
while(i<vals.length-1 && vals[i]<= slider){
i++}
linear(slider,vals[i-1],vals[i],myColors[i-1],myColors[i])
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Now that’s something special. Thank you very much!
I want to get better at expressions, is there a course/tutorial series that you could point me at?
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Sergei Prokhnevskiy from Ukramedia has some really nice tutorials on Youtube. If you like those, you may consider buying his course on expressions.
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Cool tks, I’ll take a look at that.
Cheers
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