[Nikolas Giannis]

Yes. I need to bind the 2nd and 3rd keyframes to a slider control 🙂 Your expression for the binding of the second keyframe works, but I can’t edit it. Explain to me how to do it, please 🙂

[Nikolas Giannis]

Hello again. I still have a few questions. Dan, your expression perfectly works. I need an expression for this scheme:

1st keyframe: x:0, y:100,
2nd keyframe: x:100, y:100,
3rd keyframe: x:100, y:100,
4th keyframe: x:0, y:100.
So, this is fade in and fade out animation. I need to bind the second and third keyframes.

Also, I have a shape that has this animation:
1st keyframe: x:20, y:0,
2nd keyframe: x:20, y:100,
3rd keyframe: x:20, y:100,
4th keyframe: x:100, y:100.
5th keyframe: X:0, y:100.
I need to bind the 3rd and 4th keyframes.
So, please explain to me how to change the expression.

And the last. If a shape has no animation, but I wanna control a size using a slider. How can I do this? Thanks.

[Nikolas Giannis]

Yes, this is what I need. Perfectly works. Thank you so much.

[Nikolas Giannis]

It’s not quite what I need.

So, I have animation. Left to right. 1st keyframe: x:0, y:100. 2nd keyframe: x:100, y:100. Animation X-axis only.
I need to bind the second keyframe to the slider control. For exemple, I put a value of 300 in the slider.
Animation should be:
1st keyframe: x:0, y:100. 2nd keyframe: x:300, y:100.
I tried your expression, but I didn’t succeed 🙁