In this example, the vibration will stop after the 5th second. To stop the movement after the specified second, we apply a code like the one below. Stopping the movement after the specified second According to the example, the wiggle effect will appear after the 3rd second. If you want your movement to start after a certain number of seconds, you should apply a code like the one below. a = wiggle(0,0) Ĭ = wiggle(5,30) ,b,c] Starting action after the specified second To move it in the Z axis, we first need to activate the 3D feature of the layer and apply the code below.
To move it only in the Y axis, we use one of the following codes. For example, for X axis only, we use one of the following codes. In more advanced terms, we have the possibility to restrict the movement points even further. The first number is frequency (how many times per second it will move) and the second number is amplitude (how many pixels in area it will move), in other words, how far it will move away from its current position.
No matter your skill level, you’ll leave this tutorial with a newfound understanding of wiggle expressions and how to use them to take your animations to the next level. I’ll walk you through the basics, and then show you some advanced techniques to make your animations really stand out.
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