[Navarro Parker]

Ah! I see the problem — I had my minSeg and maxSeg set to the same amount of time. That’s what made them all blink in unison.

[Navarro Parker]

Ran into a stumper. If I apply the same expression to multiple layers, they all blink in unison. (which is weird, because the seedRandom(index,true) shouldn’t do that)

[Navarro Parker]

You knock me out, Dan! Thanks! 🙂

[Navarro Parker]

[Tim Bentley] “At least I’m not straying far from my After Effects workflow of:

1. Simple 4-hour task to do.
2. Think of time-saving technique.
3. Spend 45 hours failing to make time-saving technique work.
5. Spend 4 hours completing simple task.
6. Cry.”

Too funny! (And WAY too true!)

[Navarro Parker]

Fantastic!

And I would mess with “segStartTime+blinkDur/2” to change the speed of the fade in/out, right?

[Navarro Parker]

Hi Dan! I ran across this today and thought it was really fun.

Instead of the blink being either 100% or 0% opacity, how would you ramp the opacity so it quickly fades on/off?

[Navarro Parker]

Thanks for the info. But I’m solidly rooted in the Cinema 4D universe. I look forward to this feature being added soon!

[Navarro Parker]

Thanks for the info. But I’m solidly rooted in the Cinema 4D universe. I look forward to this feature being added soon!

[Navarro Parker]

Just stumbled across this post on an unrelated C4D Google search.

You might find this helpful when using the Tile Camera:

https://forums.cgsociety.org/showthread.php?f=94&t=808343

[Navarro Parker]

I’ll respond to your snarky response with another snarky response: You assume this project is for broadcast. 😉