Hey I’m on Glyphs 3 (3.0.4 (3098)) and I’ve been scratching my head at this deceivingly simple question. I have a font with an italic master and a virtual master called flop
. Flop ranges from 0-100. In turn _part.flopper
gets “animated” in the normal master like so:
(The first zero being italic, and the value after the comma is the flop
virtual master)
Notice how I’m using {0, 99} instead of {0, 100}.
Here in the gif below can see the flop
axis is correctly going from 0 to 100 in terms of how I want things to progress through the timeline. But after 99 it jumps back to 0. Which is expected since it reflects the values we put in.
Now in my mind, I should be able to put in {0, 100} as the final value and it’ll stay at 100 when the flop
axis is at 100. But in the gif below you can see that not much is happening. You cant even see the animation at all, as if the interpolation between 20 to 99 was completely ignored.
Question is. Is it a bug or am I doing something wrong to get the desired effect?
Thank you!