Invert Link Behavior
It doesn't seem you can write in the parameters fields even though they are shown. Dose anyone know how to invert a link behavior?
(ex. one layer blinks on and off, linked layer blinks off and on)
TOnyTOny
Apple Event: May 7th at 7 am PT
It doesn't seem you can write in the parameters fields even though they are shown. Dose anyone know how to invert a link behavior?
(ex. one layer blinks on and off, linked layer blinks off and on)
TOnyTOny
If you have two objects and one of them has an oscillate behavior on the opacity to blink it on and off (Square Wave Shape) and:
you add another object and add a Link parameter behavior to the first object's opacity value, to make it blink off when the other object blinks on (and vice versa) :
go into the Link behavior, and for the Scale parameter, either click and drag on the Scale value to set the value, or double click on the Scale value and type in: -100.
If you have two objects and one of them has an oscillate behavior on the opacity to blink it on and off (Square Wave Shape) and:
you add another object and add a Link parameter behavior to the first object's opacity value, to make it blink off when the other object blinks on (and vice versa) :
go into the Link behavior, and for the Scale parameter, either click and drag on the Scale value to set the value, or double click on the Scale value and type in: -100.
Thank You,
I also needed to set the Apply Mode to Add to Source, then this worked. It's one of those things where Apple has abstracted the function so much that it isn't discernable. I slided the slider to minus one but that was as far as it would drag. I assumed that is were I would have made the invertion but not being able to get there I didn't follow up on it. I knew that you can go outside the silder range but usally they go equally positive and negative.
I would like to see the whole expression (and be able to edit it).
TOnyTOny
the Scale is a ratio.. so .5 is half, 1 is 100%, -1 is -100%. there's also a Negate Behavior if you're needing to do a straight invert of a value.
Invert Link Behavior