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Asymmetric intervals
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N***@adobeforums.com
2008-02-19 12:34:37 UTC
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Just another thought... how to take this to the next level? Like blink X times, then stay at highOpacity for Y number of frames.

Cycle lowOpacity/highOpacity X number of times with an interval of lowFrames.

Or would it be easier to loop a keyframed interval?
M***@adobeforums.com
2008-02-20 07:13:57 UTC
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You could simply compare the time to the number of cycles (or more corectly the frames described by the cycles).

if (cycle*x < 250)
{cycle}
else
{value}

There's certainly ways of making this more elegant using loop counters, but depending on your needs this might suffice.

Mylenium
vern
2008-05-20 05:28:02 UTC
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if you just want random values over time you could add a wiggle expression
to the opacity.
Post by M***@adobeforums.com
You could simply compare the time to the number of cycles (or more
corectly the frames described by the cycles).
if (cycle*x < 250)
{cycle}
else
{value}
There's certainly ways of making this more elegant using loop counters,
but depending on your needs this might suffice.
Mylenium
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