[Clemensk]

yes. i’m aware of this. It’s just for some abstract background. I’m using the inside option so it looks like you’re inside the sphere.

[Clemensk]

yes. i’m aware of this. It’s just for some abstract background. I’m using the inside option so it looks like you’re inside the sphere.

[Clemensk]

I already tried this but it doesn’t work. Parameters keep constant on the Null-Layer.

[Clemensk]

I already tried this but it doesn’t work. Parameters keep constant on the Null-Layer.

[Clemensk]

thank you for your reply.

nice script, looks much better than the one i figured out, but basically they do the same. Do you have a solution for my second question too? some sort of easing which slightly overshoots the target value.
for example 0 > 120 > 100

???

Clemens

[Clemensk]

thank you for your reply.

nice script, looks much better than the one i figured out, but basically they do the same. Do you have a solution for my second question too? some sort of easing which slightly overshoots the target value.
for example 0 > 120 > 100

???

Clemens

[Clemensk]

i found a simple solution myself but maybe you can help me to improve the script. the layer is scaled now linear from 0 to 63 beginning at the inpoint. It would surely look better if it goes from for example from 0 to 80 in 10 frames and from 80 to 63 in 3 frames.

any ideas.

best regards
Clemens

adjust = 90

temp= time – inPoint;
temp = temp * adjust
temp =Math.min(temp, 63) ;

outtemp= outPoint -time;
outtemp = outtemp * adjust
outtemp =Math.min(outtemp, 63) ;
temp =Math.min(temp, outtemp) ;

[temp,temp]

[Clemensk]

i found a simple solution myself but maybe you can help me to improve the script. the layer is scaled now linear from 0 to 63 beginning at the inpoint. It would surely look better if it goes from for example from 0 to 80 in 10 frames and from 80 to 63 in 3 frames.

any ideas.

best regards
Clemens

adjust = 90

temp= time – inPoint;
temp = temp * adjust
temp =Math.min(temp, 63) ;

outtemp= outPoint -time;
outtemp = outtemp * adjust
outtemp =Math.min(outtemp, 63) ;
temp =Math.min(temp, outtemp) ;

[temp,temp]