[Michael Stark]

See, that’s what I did with another slider.

I’m just trying to avoid having to go into the position or keyframing the time.

So the vertical slider is good to go. I guess what I’m trying to do is tell the second vertical slider’s second keyframe to snap to the keyframed “frame number” of the other slider.

That way they both happen at the same time. The reason they both aren’t controlled by the same slider is that the vertical position needs to be independent.

So just to reiterate. I’m trying to have “slider 1” control the vertical position and “slider 2” control the frame number the second keyframe in “slider 1” will land on.

But also, I was trying to have “slider 2” min/max range always be the range of the current composition; or the min be 0 and the max be the last frame of the current comp.

lol, i apologize if I’m making no sense and asking for a lot. I tried searching all day and tried Frankensteining together many expressions but nothing worked.

I appreciate the help! 😀

[Michael Stark]

Thank you both, I just went to amazon to read the reviews and they all seem to be saying the same thing which is “It’s awesome if you can force through the translation.” I’m wondering if I should get this and deal with it or if there lies another choice out there.

[Michael Stark]

Thank you for your help. I will try it out and let you know how it works!

[Michael Stark]

Thank you for the link. I did get away with using the expression: position.wiggle(15,5)

But now I’m not sure if it has ease and motion blur on it, even when I have the icon clicked.

Any idea how to do that?

Thanks.

[Michael Stark]

Alright, thanks you for the advice.

[Michael Stark]

Look at “Force Zoom Lebron 3”