[Julian Sixx]

Hi
[Joseph M. Morgan] ” that you can simply use an expression in the reflection sets to make their position the negative (when appropriate) to those in the main set.”

just pickwhip the reflection sets with the main sets and add *-1 at the end of the expression!;-)

[Julian Sixx]

Hi
great tutorial jon!
if you’re animating the objects with complex movements wouldn’t it be easier to do the reflection part with expressions?
You would just have to pickwhip the reflections sets proberties with the animated text proberties and add *-1 at the end of the expressions.
It’s just a thought 🙂

[Julian Sixx]

Hi

here is a previous post on this issue!
https://forums.creativecow.net/cgi-bin/new_read_post.cgi?univpostid=857818&forumid=2&postid=857825&pview=t

[Julian Sixx]

Hi
[RoRK] “slowdown1 = index/time;
slowdown2 = 20/time;
wiggle(slowdown1,slowdown2)”

This position expression gives me an division error message!Any hints?

[Julian Sixx]

Hi
[RoRK] “slowdown1 = index/time;
slowdown2 = 20/time;
wiggle(slowdown1,slowdown2)”

This position expression gives me an division error message!Any hints?

[Julian Sixx]

hi

x= your expression here;
[x[0],value[1]]

[Julian Sixx]

hi

x= your expression here;
[x[0],value[1]]

[Julian Sixx]

hi

you could use Time remapping or use this expression

endLoop = 3; // time to stop looping

if (time > endLoop) value else loopOut(“cycle”,true)

[Julian Sixx]

hi

you could use Time remapping or use this expression

endLoop = 3; // time to stop looping

if (time > endLoop) value else loopOut(“cycle”,true)

[Julian Sixx]

Hi
wouldn’t an expression like this do the trick?

//start expression
minwig=5;
maxwig=20;
amp=random(minwig,maxwig);
freq=5;
wiggle(freq,amp)
//end expression