Quick Context: One example of how you can use two selectors to create a two-dimensional menu, to create a number pad for example. When using logic to set the emitter's position it's very useful to be able to set where the "centre" of the
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One example of how you can use two selectors to create a two-dimensional menu, to create a number pad for example. When using logic to set the emitter's position it's very useful to be able to set where the "centre" of the Specifics on how the timeline playhead works, and some tips on gadget placement within timelines.
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- One example of how you can use two selectors to create a two-dimensional menu, to create a number pad for example.
- When using logic to set the emitter's position it's very useful to be able to set where the "centre" of the
- Specifics on how the timeline playhead works, and some tips on gadget placement within timelines.
- Emitters are super powerful and useful, once you understand the ins and outs of them.
- Everything about the selector, plus a tip on how to prevent it from looping.
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