Fast rotation on wake slowing down

[the.wayne.walton]

Hi guys,

I would like to have an image start with a fast rotation on wake and then gradually slowing down.

e.g.

Initial Speed on wake (-#DWFSS#*10850)

slowing down to (-#DWFSS#*5)

Any suggestions would be most welcome

[lucky.andrei]

interpDecel(current, min, max, accelerationFactor)
Creates a ease-out transition with ‘current’ value
This should definitely work.

[the.wayne.walton]

interpDecel(current, min, max, accelerationFactor)

So for my requirements, it would be

interpDecel((-#DWFSS#*10850),(-#DWFSS#*10850),(-#DWFSS#*5),10)

[the.wayne.walton]

Or maybee this

interpDecel((#DWFSS#)1,0.00047,10)*10850))

I’m still getting my head round the coding conventions.

[pandaKrusher]

My computer isn’t powerful enough to rotate something at (-#DWFSS#*10850), although I’m really curious why you need something spinning that fast. This might get you started:

((-#DWFSS# * 100)+(interpDecel(#DWE#, 0, 2, 1)) * ((-#DWFSS#)*5))

Maybe you can play with the numbers to achieve what you’re going for. Here’s a pretty good post that explains how this works:

How the Fly-In-Watchface works with interpAccel

A few people have asked how I made this watchface from the feature announcement: I’m using the new interpAccel function, along with #DWE# here’s how I did it in Facer Studios - Spring into Action! - watch face for Apple Watch, Samsung Gear S3, Huawei Watch, and more - Facer (you can use the dim toggle to see the animation restart) For the second hand (idea could be applied to any element, I reuse this logic on the minute & hour hands): X Position: (interpAccel(#DWE#,0,2,5)*160) Y Position…

[lucky.andrei]

Here is a reference to the watch face of dear @ThaMattie , there you can see the application of the formula you need and experiment with the values you need.

[the.wayne.walton]

@pandaKrusher this is my idea. I think the 10850rpm may be a bit too ambitious (trying to simulate an actual jet engine). The Code you provided gives the effect that I was looking to create. Many thanks Wayne (you can use the Dim Mode to reset the annimation effect)