[Navarro Parker]

This doesn’t seem to be working correctly on a Shape Layer’s Trim Paths which goes from 0~100%.

Your expression pegs the parameter at 100%. It never goes under.

I removed the first ‘min’ from last line and just used this which got me closer:
Math.abs(wiggle(freq,max-min,oct))

I set it to wiggle between 54~71, but I’m getting values near 78%.

[Navarro Parker]

Fantastic!

Similarly, how can I tell a wiggle to stay between a min and max value?

Traditionally, if I want to wiggle between 50~75%, I’d set the starting value at the midpoint (75-50)÷2+50 then set the amp value to (75-50)÷2. Math!

It would be handy to directly set min and max values, but have the normal controls over wiggle (freq,amp,octave,seed). This is of course for 1-dimensional parameters like rotation and sliders.

[Navarro Parker]

At first glance, it looks like DIN to me. Maybe DIN Black?

[Navarro Parker]

Perfect. Exactly what I was looking for! Thank you!

[Navarro Parker]

That works great! Thank you!

How would you keep leading/trailing zeros? (need 5 is displayed as 005.0)

And what line controls the duration of blinks/number of blinks?

[Navarro Parker]

I thought of that. But I think I need shape layers so I can animate the size of the wedge (1/4 to 2/3’s wedge).

Tried Radial Wipe, but it’s a 3D layer so the effect goes wonky when I collapse transforms in another comp.

[Navarro Parker]

As usual, works great Dan!

[Navarro Parker]

The new Premiere Pro CC has it!

https://www.adobe.com/products/premiere/features.html

[Navarro Parker]

Hey Dan!

I’m using this today and I’m getting unreliable results. Sometimes the layer doesn’t move at all, and sometimes it infinitely moves, and sometimes it works perfectly.

In this case, I’m using veloc = 100 to move it up and veloc = -100 to move it down — which I think is the cause of the trouble… maybe?

veloc = -100;
maxPixels = 15;
x = position[0];
y = position[1] + Math.max((time – inPoint) * veloc, -maxPixels);
[x,y]

[Navarro Parker]

Fantastic (as always). Thank you Dan!!

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