[David Rodriguez]

[Dan Ebberts] “Right now you have two true “frequency” values (where you have the Math.PI*2 multiplier in the wave calc) and one where you haven’t done that…”

Is it the sway frequency that lacks the Math.PI*2 multiplier?
Can I change the math in that part to match the others?
I am confused here, sorry for my lack of understanding in this area.

[David Rodriguez]

I understand. Thank you!
So I could use the following for an independent X,Y scale expression based on the X position of a layer called “UPDOWN”

wichita = thisComp.layer(“UPDOWN”).transform.position[0];

x_boogedy = linear(wichita, 150, 280, 65, 100);
y_boogedy = linear(wichita, 150, 280, 75, 100);

[x_boogedy, y_boogedy] ;

[David Rodriguez]

Thanks!

So if I wanted both X and Y scale to be affected differently by the vertical motion of another layer I could use

x = position[1];
y = position[1];

x_temp = thisComp.layer(“UPDOWN”).transform.position[1];
y_temp = thisComp.layer(“UPDOWN”).transform.position[1];

x_result = linear(x_temp, 150, 280, 65, 100);
y_result = linear(y_temp, 150, 280, 75, 100);

[x_result, y_result] ;

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[David Rodriguez]

I have it working with x,y together.

temp = thisComp.layer(“BOTTLE 2”).transform.position[1];
result = linear(temp, 150, 280, 75, 100);

[result,result]

I am so bad at this stuff, my apologies for being a dufus but how do I make this work for x and y separately?

[David Rodriguez]

Thanks Kevin, but what I am trying to do is have the downward motion of the object take twice as long as the upward motion.
I need my object to siiiiiink down and then POP upwards as well as rotate and sway as it is now.

[David Rodriguez]

That works very very well, thank you!

[David Rodriguez]

This works! Thank You.

[David Rodriguez]

How did I miss that one? Thanks so much.

[David Rodriguez]

Brilliant! I actually understand!

Is this expression easily changed from one bounce to two?
If not then I can be happy with what you helped me achieve, but two bounces would be nice.

Con Muchas Gracias,
David

-David

[David Rodriguez]

I would like some of the balls to bounce higher than others.
I thought that using Random would randomly choose an elasticity between .89 and 1

-David