[Tord-øystein Stubberud]

Hi again! I now had a chance to try this expression out on a project, and although it works perfectly for what I described earlier, I now see that I forgot to add an important detail earlier. The child layers (in this case NULLs) also has to ignore the rotation of the parent layer. Right now, when I rotate the Parent, the child layers rotate around the parents anchor point. Is there a way to ignore the positional displacement that comes from rotating the parent layer? (I hope im making sense here…) Anyway THANKS!

p = toComp(anchorPoint);
yClamp=clamp(p[1],0,890);
parent.fromComp([p[0],yClamp])


[Tord-øystein Stubberud]

amazing! thanks for the response! So I know there is a way for this to work on several axis now. In my original post I was actually wondering if there would be a way for this expression to allow inertia on X and Y simultaneously, maybe with a slight tweak so that inertial movement on Y is slightly “muted”, but your post puts me alittle closer to that. Thanks.

[Tord-øystein Stubberud]

Thank you! I have no idea how it works, but been looking for a way to get this working for a long time : D Amazing.

[Tord-øystein Stubberud]

Thanks for replying! : ) but no, that didnt quite work. I place this expression in the child layers position, correct? It kinda flips out a bit : P
Thanks again!