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Re: How do I get my negative and positive value amounts to show their actual amounts, not relative?

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John CuevasRe: How do I get my negative and positive value amounts to show their actual amounts, not relative?
by on Jul 8, 2012 at 2:29:09 pm

Sounds like you want an interpolation expression. I made a solid and added a slider control that went from -10 to 10 to create this expression, but you could delete effect("Slider Control")("Slider") as the controller and pick whip to whatever you want to use as an input.

input = effect("Slider Control")("Slider");
ease(input, -10,10,0,100)


Here's a link that explains this expression and the other interpolation expressions. Interpolation Methods: linear(), ease()

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