Hey
How can i use fit($FF,1,240,0,360)
And instead of 240 frames, have whatever the timeline is set to?
Thanks
Use what ever frame the time line is to loop?
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you can use
$FSTART and $FEND variables for global frame range
$RFSTART and $RFEND for visible frame range
so it would be something like:
fit( $FF, $FSTART, $FEND, 0, 360 )
however since I assume you want to seamlessly loop rotation, you may want to do:
fit( $FF, $FSTART, $FEND + 1, 0, 360 )
otherwise first and last frame would be the same angle since 0 == 360
$FSTART and $FEND variables for global frame range
$RFSTART and $RFEND for visible frame range
so it would be something like:
fit( $FF, $FSTART, $FEND, 0, 360 )
however since I assume you want to seamlessly loop rotation, you may want to do:
fit( $FF, $FSTART, $FEND + 1, 0, 360 )
otherwise first and last frame would be the same angle since 0 == 360
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