Is there a way to activate/deactive sin wave in hscript?
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Just create a new spare parameter via “Edit Parameter Interface” ( let's call it “mult” ) and multiply your values with that. So your expression will look like this: sin($F * 20) * ch( “mult” ). Then you can animate the multiplier and let it fade out. While you're at it you could also substitute the “20” with a speed parameter 8)
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Hahaha, blackpixel, you cracked me up after another long and stupid day! Amazed that you can play that far with the basic sin expression, sooo cool!
I have done some search earlier but only found the camera shake tips at Setting up Cameras page if($F%2, 1, -1) * easeout()
But not sure why it only works with camera cry Anyway, I like yours better, so much more control, thanks again!
I have done some search earlier but only found the camera shake tips at Setting up Cameras page if($F%2, 1, -1) * easeout()
But not sure why it only works with camera cry Anyway, I like yours better, so much more control, thanks again!
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…But not sure why it only works with camera :cry: …
it works with any channel
you can as well set following for the full time segment:
sin($FF*100)*bezier()
then still adjust bezier values and handles in animation editor while the result will be multiplied by the sin()
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davidavewhile you can do that be aware that the expressions are set for channel segments, so from current to next keyframe
So adding a sin() on top of keyed animation, never realized that can done!!!!
Thanks for the tip, Tomas!
so if you do sin($FF*100)*bezier() and place several more keyframes and adjust the bezier, the expression on each would be unique, meaning that if you then change it to sin($FF*10)*bezier() it would change the expression only for current segment and not for others, making it slightly more tricky to mantain continuity and keep it transparent
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