thnks, wasn't aware of that function but found it!
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hmm i got it to work using these values.
used [0.3*sin(x+2.5)] on the R
and [0.5*sin(x)] on the B
thnks though :)
Giso
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I was just going to reply with something similar
amplitude*(sin((x*1/frequency)+phaseShift)+verticalShift)
On Wed, Jan 18, 2012 at 11:15 AM, GisoSpijkerman
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hmm i got it to work using these values.
used [0.3*sin(x+2.5)] on the R
and
you can also just loop any curve if that helps
Howard
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Subject: [Nuke-users] Re: Cycle a value using python?
hmm i got
