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wiggle on a certain time.
Hello,
I’ve been looking for wiggle expressions all day yet can’t find the explanation to my problem. I’ve inserted a video that i made in premiere pro and i would like to ad a wiggle on for instance frame 10 to frame 50 but then stop the wiggle. The expression Wiggle(5,50) for instance just wiggles my whole movie. is there a way to change the expression or code so it wiggles on a given frame to a given frame?
Thank you .
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4 Replies
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Probably the easiest way is to just attach the amplitude parameter to a slider which you would keyframe from 0 to 50 and back to 0:
amp = effect(“Slider Control”)(“Slider”);
wiggle(5,amp)That also lets you ease into the wiggle because if you just turn it on abruptly, the layer will jump.
Dan
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Hi bro,
I believe this is what you looking for. I used to had the same problem as you but thank to Adobe help now it’s gone.
https://help.adobe.com/en_US/AfterEffects/9.0/WS22BD9B45-A813-4b13-996D-A4561D108A8Ca.html
Have a nice day
timeToStart = 2; [second]
timeToStop = 4; [second]if ((time > timeToStart) && (time < timeToStop)){
wiggle(3,25);
}else{
value;
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Dan!
It’s been a few years since this post, but this seriously made my day. Thank you so much, and I only wish I knew this years ago. Such a nice, simple expression, but so handy, and can potentially be extrapolated to control so many other expressions!
Thank you sir! Seriously, I’ve been telling everyone I know trying to find someone who will get as psyched about it as I am.
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Glad you found it useful!
Dan
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