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Rigging - how to inverse a slider?
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27 Jan 2013 17:26 - 27 Jan 2013 17:28 #20476
by Karsten Schlüter
Rigging - how to inverse a slider? was created by Karsten Schlüter
I made me some 'fake HDR'-effect, and for convenience, I would like to rig two parameters into a single slider.
unfortunately, I'd like to move the two parameters inverse,
rig slider left: A=0%/B=100%,
rig slider right: A=100%/B=0% ...
I assume, silly simple, but I don't know how ..... ? :huh:
unfortunately, I'd like to move the two parameters inverse,
rig slider left: A=0%/B=100%,
rig slider right: A=100%/B=0% ...
I assume, silly simple, but I don't know how ..... ? :huh:
Last edit: 27 Jan 2013 17:28 by Karsten Schlüter.
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27 Jan 2013 17:52 #20479
by BenB
Replied by BenB on topic Rigging - how to inverse a slider?
What parameters are rigged to those sliders?
What you need is the Link parameter behavior, and set it to -1 to do the exact opposite of what it is linked to. But you can't give parameter behaviors to rigs like that. Thus, you'll want to link up the parameters first, then create one single rig slider.
What you need is the Link parameter behavior, and set it to -1 to do the exact opposite of what it is linked to. But you can't give parameter behaviors to rigs like that. Thus, you'll want to link up the parameters first, then create one single rig slider.
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30 Jan 2013 13:25 #20632
by alex4D
Replied by alex4D on topic Rigging - how to inverse a slider?
Karsten,
0. Make sure 'Slider Right' and 'Slider Left' aren't published because you'll be creating a new Slider widget that will control both.
1. Before you create your new slider, set the value of 'Slider Right' to 0% and the value of 'Slider Left' to 100%.
2. In the Inspector, Right- or Control-click the 'Slider Right' parameter and add it to a new slider widget using the pop-up menu. (Add to Rig > Create New Rig > Add to New Slider)
3. Rename your new 'Slider' by double-clicking the name in the layers list and entering a new name.
4. Right- or Control-click the 'Slider Left' parameter and add it to the new slider widget (that you created in step 2) using the pop-up menu.
5. Select your new 'Slider' widget. In the inspector you'll see the value of 0 in your new slider corresponds to 'Slider Right' being 0% and 'Slider Left' being 100%. Change the value of your new slider to 100, then modify the values of the 'Slider Right' to 100% and 'Slider Left' to 0%. Try out your new slider by dragging its thumb and see the values of both 'Slider Left' and 'Slider Right' change.
6. You can publish your new widget by right- or control-clicking it's name in the inspector and choosing Publish.
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0. Make sure 'Slider Right' and 'Slider Left' aren't published because you'll be creating a new Slider widget that will control both.
1. Before you create your new slider, set the value of 'Slider Right' to 0% and the value of 'Slider Left' to 100%.
2. In the Inspector, Right- or Control-click the 'Slider Right' parameter and add it to a new slider widget using the pop-up menu. (Add to Rig > Create New Rig > Add to New Slider)
3. Rename your new 'Slider' by double-clicking the name in the layers list and entering a new name.
4. Right- or Control-click the 'Slider Left' parameter and add it to the new slider widget (that you created in step 2) using the pop-up menu.
5. Select your new 'Slider' widget. In the inspector you'll see the value of 0 in your new slider corresponds to 'Slider Right' being 0% and 'Slider Left' being 100%. Change the value of your new slider to 100, then modify the values of the 'Slider Right' to 100% and 'Slider Left' to 0%. Try out your new slider by dragging its thumb and see the values of both 'Slider Left' and 'Slider Right' change.
6. You can publish your new widget by right- or control-clicking it's name in the inspector and choosing Publish.
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31 Jan 2013 07:25 #20698
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Replied by Karsten Schlüter on topic Rigging - how to inverse a slider?
@Alex,
THANK YOU for your, again profound answer!
as a hobbyist, I like step-by-step recipes as a first advice.
to understand, what I'm doing here, comes later ...
@Ben
sorry, for haven't answered your questions ... real-life kept me away from my hobby!
.... and I'm actually completely 'constrained' by my latest discovery 'Optical Flow as Poor Man's Bullet Time' ... tinkering in my garage sort-of rig to fix two cams (yes, a very poor solution), first tests are promising ....
SpecialFX are a plague ..... :lol:
THANK YOU for your, again profound answer!
as a hobbyist, I like step-by-step recipes as a first advice.
to understand, what I'm doing here, comes later ...
@Ben
sorry, for haven't answered your questions ... real-life kept me away from my hobby!
.... and I'm actually completely 'constrained' by my latest discovery 'Optical Flow as Poor Man's Bullet Time' ... tinkering in my garage sort-of rig to fix two cams (yes, a very poor solution), first tests are promising ....
SpecialFX are a plague ..... :lol:
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31 Jan 2013 17:36 #20710
by BenB
Replied by BenB on topic Rigging - how to inverse a slider?
Alex, wouldn't it be easier to link the original parameters together, then only have one slider Rig?
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31 Jan 2013 19:18 #20720
by alex4D
Replied by alex4D on topic Rigging - how to inverse a slider?
BenB
It might be better to publish one and use a Link Parameter Behavior to the other an Apply Mode of Add to Source and a scale of -1, but I thought it best to introduce the concept of one widget controlling more than one parameter.
@Alex4D
It might be better to publish one and use a Link Parameter Behavior to the other an Apply Mode of Add to Source and a scale of -1, but I thought it best to introduce the concept of one widget controlling more than one parameter.
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01 Feb 2013 07:43 #20766
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It was indeed exactly what I was looking for! Thanks again.
Replied by Karsten Schlüter on topic Rigging - how to inverse a slider?
alex4D wrote: … I thought it best to introduce the concept of one widget controlling more than one parameter. …
It was indeed exactly what I was looking for! Thanks again.
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