yeah what you are doing here is actually what the timeline does. i was
going to make some java script thing for that had a a stop watch and
two interpolators connected to it. i negated to do this because i
thought it might confuse you actually confused me for a second
thinking about it but basically you would have two interpolators and a
stop watch going to a java script thn you would use some logic.
basically when the interpolator hit 0 it triggers the stop watch when
the stop watch hits 9 it triggers the second interpolator that has
both its start and end on 350 so when the stop watch hits the nine the
java script sends out a zero which switches the index of a multplexor
and also feeds a 0 to the second interpolators start time so it will
start counting and reversing the effect. the multiplexor has the
second interpolator connected to index zero this is just for
connivence of not having to script another outpunumber to switch the
interpolators.
On Aug 19, 2009, at 5:12 AM, djdaveat wrote:
Dear Dustin, Dan, George and Meriläinen!
Thank you very much!! I didn't expect getting so much answers in
such a short time :) You're very helpful... thanks a LOT.
Getting to see how you guys work (e.g. the stuff with the timelines,
I didn't understand the concept of them yesterday) is helping me to
become better very fast.
In the meantime, I for myself wasn't lazy either and found another
way (and it was in front of my nose the whole time):
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I simply changed the Interpolation Curve (of the interpolation who
gives "Scale" the values). The Image gets pixelled linear until it
reaches 1 second (T=0.100) and then there's no change...
Once I realized I could control the timeline of the pixelling with
that curve, it was easy to complete the whole thing, because
"interpolation" has the option of "loop". It finally works :)
I will now go on and study your examples and advices further more.
Again, thank you very much for your help!! :)
Best regards,
david
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