Instead of pasting the expression to each layer individually, go to the layer with the wiggle expression, then go to Edit > Copy Expressions Only, then select all the other layers you want the expression on, then Ctrl / Cmd V. :)
Thanks for this I just wanted to do a kind of quick scale bounce on a little cluster of stars without having to do every keyframe with overshoots it was getting really cumbersome! For some reason I could not figure out how to search for what I needed until I found this scale wiggle!
Hello, thanks for your tutorial! But I have a problem, I do everything you do and instead I jump an error, it appears to the left of the expression position of the layer as a yellow warning sign and says "Expression disabled, error on line 1 in the "Position" property of layer 2. Reference error: Moving this composition is not defined
Very good video, i've got just one question: numbers in square brackets [0] and [1] refer to scale values X and Y, so why in the uniform scale expression i have to write [w[0], w[0]] instead of [w[0], w[1]]? Thanks
Uniform scale wiggle: w = wiggle(5,30); [w[0],w[0]] Separate axes wiggle: Wiggle X Only: [wiggle(5,30)[0],value[1]] Wiggle Y Only: [value[0],wiggle(5,30)[1]] Wiggle X and Y separately: [wiggle(5,30)[0],wiggle(20,30)[1]]
Can somebody help me with creating a seamless loop with my keyframes? I used the expressions but at the end of my timeline all of my objects jump back to their original starting positions very abruptly
Hey Tristan. I've got a separate expression to do that with, this one: freq = 1; amp = 110; loopTime = 3; t = time % loopTime; wiggle1 = wiggle(freq, amp, 1, 0.5, t); wiggle2 = wiggle(freq, amp, 1, 0.5, t - loopTime); linear(t, 0, loopTime, wiggle1, wiggle2) You can change the 'freq' and 'amp' numbers to adjust your wiggle. You can change the 'loopTime' number to the length of your composition. So if your loop is 5 seconds long, change the number to 5. This way, the wiggle will be perfect and won't snap back! :)
this tutorial is easier to follow if you are already familiar with AE. if not, expect to scratch your head tons of times. if you want to make a good tutorial, avoid using terms like, "i'm gonna put this there", this what? there where? worsened by how small the mouse cursor is.
Yeah this video is now more than two years old, my newer video's are better (I think) and have a different resolution so you can see everything better. Thanks for the comment though! :)
wiggle(thisComp.layer("Null 3").effect("Time")("Slider"),wiggle(thisComp.layer("Null 3").effect("Distance")("Slider")), doesn't work for me.......help!!!
Did you make sure that the layers and sliders you reference to in the expression are spelled properly? (Like, is your control layer actually called Null 3? And are the sliders in there actually names Time and Distance?) That could sometimes be the problem. Mind the capital letters as well.
Hey! I have no idea, I didn't add those subtitles so maybe someone in the community did? Or maybe UA-cam did it automatically. I think it's because I'm based in the Netherlands and the video is English so it automatically adds the Dutch subs.
Instead of pasting the expression to each layer individually, go to the layer with the wiggle expression, then go to Edit > Copy Expressions Only, then select all the other layers you want the expression on, then Ctrl / Cmd V. :)
Legend.. spend 30 mins looking for this, but most posts were outdated advice
Thanks for this I just wanted to do a kind of quick scale bounce on a little cluster of stars without having to do every keyframe with overshoots it was getting really cumbersome! For some reason I could not figure out how to search for what I needed until I found this scale wiggle!
totally awesome, especially the expressions for scale.
Thanks! :)
It's soooo good!!! Brilliant, simple and precise. Really love it
Hey! Thanks so much :)
Thanks this has been super useful 😊
Found it useful,thanks bro 😍
Awesome man! :)
This is very useful, Thank you!
Thanks! :)
Hello, thanks for your tutorial!
But I have a problem, I do everything you do and instead I jump an error, it appears to the left of the expression position of the layer as a yellow warning sign and says "Expression disabled, error on line 1 in the "Position" property of layer 2. Reference error: Moving this composition is not defined
From the first sec I heard your voice; I guessed right away that you're Dutch
Very good video, i've got just one question: numbers in square brackets [0] and [1] refer to scale values X and Y, so why in the uniform scale expression i have to write [w[0], w[0]] instead of [w[0], w[1]]? Thanks
Awesome 🙌🏽
Thanks for watching :)
Great Video! Where did you get that ease plugin.
It's called 'Flow' and I got it from AEscripts.com :)
This is awesome thanks, thanks :)
Thanks :)
Uniform scale wiggle:
w = wiggle(5,30);
[w[0],w[0]]
Separate axes wiggle:
Wiggle X Only:
[wiggle(5,30)[0],value[1]]
Wiggle Y Only:
[value[0],wiggle(5,30)[1]]
Wiggle X and Y separately:
[wiggle(5,30)[0],wiggle(20,30)[1]]
Thank you!!!
And thank you for watching :)
ily thanks
Can somebody help me with creating a seamless loop with my keyframes? I used the expressions but at the end of my timeline all of my objects jump back to their original starting positions very abruptly
Hey Tristan. I've got a separate expression to do that with, this one:
freq = 1;
amp = 110;
loopTime = 3;
t = time % loopTime;
wiggle1 = wiggle(freq, amp, 1, 0.5, t);
wiggle2 = wiggle(freq, amp, 1, 0.5, t - loopTime);
linear(t, 0, loopTime, wiggle1, wiggle2)
You can change the 'freq' and 'amp' numbers to adjust your wiggle. You can change the 'loopTime' number to the length of your composition. So if your loop is 5 seconds long, change the number to 5. This way, the wiggle will be perfect and won't snap back! :)
wiggle{1,30} - is this correct expression??
Hey! You need to use the: ( and ), not the: { and }
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this tutorial is easier to follow if you are already familiar with AE. if not, expect to scratch your head tons of times.
if you want to make a good tutorial, avoid using terms like, "i'm gonna put this there", this what? there where? worsened by how small the mouse cursor is.
Yeah this video is now more than two years old, my newer video's are better (I think) and have a different resolution so you can see everything better. Thanks for the comment though! :)
wiggle(thisComp.layer("Null 3").effect("Time")("Slider"),wiggle(thisComp.layer("Null 3").effect("Distance")("Slider")), doesn't work for me.......help!!!
Did you make sure that the layers and sliders you reference to in the expression are spelled properly? (Like, is your control layer actually called Null 3? And are the sliders in there actually names Time and Distance?) That could sometimes be the problem. Mind the capital letters as well.
why this give me a error expression? help
Which one gives you an error?
where is the english sub? only dutch. i dont speak dutch
Hey! I have no idea, I didn't add those subtitles so maybe someone in the community did? Or maybe UA-cam did it automatically. I think it's because I'm based in the Netherlands and the video is English so it automatically adds the Dutch subs.