[Jonathan Alexander]

Thanks so much! I’ve been wondering how to do this for so long! I appreciate your help!

[Jonathan Alexander]

Thanks Steve! Now, can you explain what the expression is saying exactly? I’m not sure how to then change it so that it is constrained to the X scale. Thanks so much!

–Jonathan

[Jonathan Alexander]

Thanks Steve! Now, can you explain what the expression is saying exactly? I’m not sure how to then change it so that it is constrained to the X scale. Thanks so much!

–Jonathan

[Jonathan Alexander]

Was just having this problem myself. I went searching the posts here to see if anyone else was. So yeah, what do we do about this? Anyone know of any solutions? I like using the wiggler and I know that you can do similar things with a wiggle expression, but I have yet to hear of a way to set a wiggle expression where I can constrain it to just one dimension of my layer’s scale, instead of all dimensions independently. Thats one thing I like about the wiggler. I can have it randomly scale up and down the Y value of a layer’s scale. I don’t know if you can do that with a wiggle expression. Anyways, I hope that there is a fix to this problem soon.

Thanks,
–Jon

[Jonathan Alexander]

Was just having this problem myself. I went searching the posts here to see if anyone else was. So yeah, what do we do about this? Anyone know of any solutions? I like using the wiggler and I know that you can do similar things with a wiggle expression, but I have yet to hear of a way to set a wiggle expression where I can constrain it to just one dimension of my layer’s scale, instead of all dimensions independently. Thats one thing I like about the wiggler. I can have it randomly scale up and down the Y value of a layer’s scale. I don’t know if you can do that with a wiggle expression. Anyways, I hope that there is a fix to this problem soon.

Thanks,
–Jon