[Graham Bull]

Wow Dan, you’re quick! Thank you, I will have a good look at the link you posted. Programming is a fascinating new field of study for me; thank heavens the great Dan Ebberts is around to help me on the way.

Many thanks

Matt

[Graham Bull]

Hi Dan,

Another question re the offset effect expression

rate = 100;
value + [0,rate*time]

The thing is, if you link rate off offset to a slider, then keyframe the slider from say 20 down to 0, the layer changes direction, as the property goes back towards its original value, ie

value + 0.

What would be the way to decelerate to a standstill without “going into reverse” ?

Thanks in advance,

All the best

Matt

[Graham Bull]

Hi Dan,

Ahhhhhh, I see.
Just realised that it’s the 0 !!

so to affect the x-axis the expression would be

rate = 100;
value + [rate*time, 1]

instead of

rate = 100;
value + [0,rate*time]

[Graham Bull]

Hi Dan,

thanks very much for the expression you posted:

rate = 100;
value + [0,rate*time]

I’m trying to do a similar thing, but in the x-axis. When I pasted the above expression it only affects the y-axis, why is this?

What would be the way of having it affect only the x-axis?

Yours curiously,

Matt