Thanks Adam, I’ll take a look!

Good day my beautiful friends,

I’m using this expression to essentially up the value of a slider, as soon as a certain layer’s x Scale goes higher than 0.

I’m keen to see if there’s a more simple, and safer way of writing, or approaching this? In a perfect world I wouldn’t have to add an additional statement if I wanted to check more than 4…

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Thank you, Yoan. Legend

I can make that work.

Thanks guys.

Hi Yoan! It’s a value of 1 in this case mate.

Dan, I’ll try and explain a little better.

I have a tall strip of numbers pre-comped (think an odometer), and this precomp has 3 keyframes on its Y position. Say two keyframes to go from 0 – 100, then a third keyframe to dictate the pause before loopOut(“offset”) comes in and exponentially…

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Hello all,

Is there a way to offset the time of some animation (using valueAtTime & framesToTime currently), and then loopOut from that new time?

I basically want the time of 2 keyframes to be offset (temporally) by a slider, and then loopOut(offset or continue) from there.

Hopefully it’s obvious, and I’m just dumb.

Thanks in advance.

That’s done it. Thanks Dan!

You’re sick, Dan. That works, thank you!!

Is there a way to have the original keyframes have no affect, until the first ‘L_’ in point? Almost like that triggers the first increment of animation?

No worries if not, this works better than I imagined it would.

Thanks,

Hello friends,

I’m wondering if there’s a way to incrementally repeat/offset a set of keyframe’s animation, similar to how loopOut(“offset”) works, but to only trigger at every marker? Or in an ideal world, though may be a stretch, to trigger at the inPoint of any layer with a defined prefix.

eg. ‘Shape Layer 1’ has two position keyframes moving it…

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