hi, David, thanks for your video, nice tutorial! 11:00 you put an expression $F <2 in a switch node, which is what I can't understand. could you explain me more?
Hi mingzhe0306 :) I'm glad you liked it. That expression will return 1 (or True) only at frame 1 because its less than 2; in any other frame after 1, it will return 0 (or False). And this is just a way for us to tell the switch to use input 1 at frame 1 and use input 0 at any other frame.
Hi mingzhe0306 :) I'm glad you liked it. That expression will return 1 (or True) only at frame 1 because its less than 2; in any other frame after 1, it will return 0 (or False). And this is just a way for us to tell the switch to use input 1 at frame 1 and use input 0 at any other frame.
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ROGA_high 5 years, 10 months ago |
Pretty cool!
mingzhe0306 5 years, 10 months ago |
hi, David, thanks for your video, nice tutorial!
11:00 you put an expression $F <2 in a switch node, which is what I can't understand. could you explain me more?
cgmonkeyking 5 years, 10 months ago |
Hi mingzhe0306 :)
I'm glad you liked it.
That expression will return 1 (or True) only at frame 1 because its less than 2; in any other frame after 1, it will return 0 (or False).
And this is just a way for us to tell the switch to use input 1 at frame 1 and use input 0 at any other frame.
Hope this helps.
cgmonkeyking 5 years, 10 months ago |
Hi mingzhe0306 :)
I'm glad you liked it.
That expression will return 1 (or True) only at frame 1 because its less than 2; in any other frame after 1, it will return 0 (or False).
And this is just a way for us to tell the switch to use input 1 at frame 1 and use input 0 at any other frame.
Hope this helps.
WilSaskmkg 5 years, 9 months ago |
Hi David,
how do you apply that to geometry or 3d form? The sample in the beginning of the video for example?
Thank you,
Wil
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