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I might as well throw my own solution into the ring. Use a linear expression to interpolate from the wiggled value to the keyframed value. Point it to a slider expression. Something like this: x = effect("Slider Control")("Slider"); You can then use the slider to control the contribution of the wiggle. In the above example a slider value of 0 returns in the keyframed value and a slider value of 1 returns the wiggled value. Use your own wiggle() values of course :) Unless something has changed recently, animating the frequency or amplitude with a slider will cause erratic behavior. -D On Dec 21, 2011 4:08 PM, "Sébastien Périer" <yenaphe@gmail.com> wrote:
To animate your wiggle, create 2 Slider controls on your layer, one for the amplitude, the other one for the frequence and link your 2 wiggle prperties to them with the pickwhip. |
