Animating with the Index expression in After Effects | Tutorial

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[@richochet]

Thank you Manuel!
Can you please clarify what value means at 1:12?
Essentially what I mean is the value was set at 45°, each layer below using the index expression would have added to that value anyway, so couldn't quite work out the need for value expression

[@ManueldoesMotion]

Hi! If you set a value and just add the index expression, it jumps back to 0 degrees. If you add "value+" at the beginning, it keeps the value.

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[@marclawrence123]

Hey, trying to get this simple expression to work on a layer to offset each duplicated layer by a specific y position value - can't get it to work - layer just shoots off screen every time! any clues? Many thanks!

[@ManueldoesMotion]

Maybe the value is too high? If it is multiplied with the index number that could happen easily.

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