[Thro Awaayih]

Well, thank you anyway.
Basically that’s just the way i like it – i preserved more noisy Twitch glitch for the “outro” of my short intro.

I guess i’ll try to that ‘hold time’ expression, maybe it’ll work eventually. Either i’ll switch to Twitch.

[Thro Awaayih]

[Paul Esteves] “I didn’t watch the whole tutorial from start to finish, but jumped around to see what he did. It seems to me like you want to animate your “slider control” to stay on for a longer time if you want the glitch to stay on the screen for longer? That slider control controls when the you see the glitch effect and when you don’t.”

Unfortunately, that’s not the case.
The slider affects the probability of ‘glitchy blinks’.
Technically if i’ll set that slider to 1, it will increase the duration of the effect itself. Mine is set to 9 and it gives me short blink each 1-1.5s.
But i’m talking about the the blinks themselves, they just going extremely fast for some reason. The duration of the blinks is the same either i have the slider at 1 or 9.

Btw i rendered my intro, maybe it’ll help you to understand the problem i have: Click

(these blinks are happen way faster then it the tutorial video
P.S disregard few last secs. – i used Twitch there for another purpose)