Thanks this is awesome!
A ton of help!

I succeeded in applying the ease to position then I added an ease() to rotation so that as ease expression ran the object moves and rotates. The goal was to invert this animation and have the expression swapped :) I failed though http://www.flickr.com/photos/38101350@N03/5612230788/in/photostream#/p...

I'm working with the ease expression and I'm trying to find out how(if possible at all) to map position to rotation. I successfully achieved mapping it one way. Adding the ease expression to position and controlling rotation but I want to use the inverse and add the ease to rotation. I'm missing the...

Great! That's what I was trying to achieve!
Thanks a ton! Time to get to work!

thanks Again for all of your help Dan! OK that expression certainly worked but "else if".... definitely a new one for me. Also with ease controlling the animation I was hoping that when I moved into the second part of the expression the wiggle would pick-up/use the existing position. Inste...

thanks major help! Ok, with the value + [0,w], I'm a little lost as to what I'm actually saying here.... Am I saying that position[x,y] + [0,y]... meaning that I'm adding noting to [x] and adding the variable to y? At least that's what I think is going on. I'm working with all of this now trying to ...

thanks that worked great! I have a question concerning the expression. why is that I should use [x, w[1]]. Is this because wiggle requires me to define both properties in the array? also I attempted to take the above expression a step "further", yea... anyway here what I tried, but the res...

Thanks for the reply! Well what I originally wanted to have happen was as my X position changed I wanted it start wiggling only on X or y(as I would ultimately define it) at a certain point then go back to its regular course of animation. So what I'd hoped was that by writing: Original Idea: w = wig...

I am really just starting out with expressions or rather trying to understand vs. just copying them. I want to know why this doesn't work.


w = wiggle(2,400);
if (time > 2){
ease(time,[640,400],[640,200]);
}else{
x =640;
y =400;
}

[x,y]