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Example: Start or stop wiggle at specific time

You can use any expression in place of the wiggle expression used here, to begin and end any expression’s influence at a specific time.

  • Apply the following expression to a property to wiggle it beginning at time 2 seconds:
      timeToStart = 2; 
      if (time > timeToStart){ 
          wiggle(3,25); 
      }else{ 
          value; 
      }
  • Apply the following expression to a property to stop wiggling it at time 4 seconds:
      timeToStop = 4; 
      if (time > timeToStop){ 
          value; 
      }else{ 
          wiggle(3,25); 
      }
  • Apply the following expression to a property to start wiggling it at time 2 seconds and stop wiggling it at time 4 seconds:
      timeToStart = 2; 
      timeToStop = 4; 
        
      if ((time > timeToStart) && (time < timeToStop)){ 
          wiggle(3,25); 
      }else{ 
          value; 
      }



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