[Xinlai Ni]

try this instead:
value + wiggle(val1, val2)

because wiggle returns a vector of the same dimension as the property it applies to.

Xinlai Ni
Software Engineer, Google Inc.

[Xinlai Ni]

try valueAtTime(…)[0] instead.
BTW, anchorPoint.speed is more general (you don’t have to write the frame rate).

Xinlai Ni
Software Engineer, Google Inc.

[Xinlai Ni]

sounds like similar issue as the one with the title “animating position at fixed intervals with fixed values”. please
Look a few threads below

[Xinlai Ni]

This is exactly what a script should do, take a look at the object model from the scripting guide, especially project, text layer (text source property) and output module/ render item.

Xinlai Ni
Software Engineer, Google Inc.

[Xinlai Ni]

Luckily you don’t need sin/cos to do this, the layer’s toComp method can be of great help, for similar solutions, please take a look at this post:
https://forums.creativecow.net/readpost/2/967175

Xinlai Ni
Software Engineer, Google Inc.

[Xinlai Ni]

Try this:
timeToClimb = 1;
timeToStay = 2;
initialY = 243;
positionY = initialY - 5 * Math.floor(time / (timeToClimb + timeToStay));
t = time % (timeToClimb + timeToStay);
[432, linear(t, 0, timeToClimb, positionY, positionY - 5)]

Xinlai Ni
Software Engineer, Google Inc.

[Xinlai Ni]

radius = yourRadius;
startAngle = degreesToRadians(yourStartAngle); // yourStartAngle in degrees
T = yourTimeToCompleteOneRevolution; // in seconds
angularSpeed = 2 * 3.1415926 / T;
xt = yourCenterX + radius * Math.cos(angularSpeed * time + startAngle);
yt = yourCenterY + radius * Math.sin(angularSpeed * time + startAngle);
[xt, yt]


Xinlai Ni
Software Engineer, Google Inc.

[Xinlai Ni]

Javascript supports implicit conversion from number to string, so
"foo" + (Math.floor(thisComp.layer("control").effect("Version Slider")(1)))
gives you “foo1” if your slider’s value is >= 1 but < 2, etc. Xinlai Ni Software Engineer, Google Inc.

[Xinlai Ni]

Whether using expression or not, position[0] always tells you the x position.

Xinlai Ni
Software Engineer, Google Inc.

[Xinlai Ni]

Is this because you have a ([… )] mismatch in the rgtToHsl line?

Xinlai Ni
Software Engineer, Google Inc.