In this lecture is that you need to open the entire rotation too lenient ex-wife.
We are going to work on the same animation that you have done before but we don't going to do some changes
and I want you to choose this one because it's going to be Arafat is for the close the previous one
in this animation we intercalated rotation into the x y value of the position and we learn how to return
an array of x and y not use the Y variable just to return the second value into the position.
Actually we can care less about the y in this and emission we can put it anywhere and still work.
This is very good work but in motion graphics there is a simpler and better option if you like.
And I need to show this option.
Otherwise this section would not be complete.
Instead of working on the position which has x and y you can right click on position and separate the
dimensions.
Very interesting if you select this option.
Now the position has disappeared.
And instead you have x position and y position.
If you come over to the transform you will not just now you have X and Y.
If you press B you will still have exposition and y position.
Of course you're talking about position.
So now you have the ability to add an expression only on the exposition to save on time in this lecture.
I would double click to open the rotation linear and select the knob.
He I can see the expression over here.
I click inside and all I want is to copy this expression the linear one.
So I don't have to retype it.
I press control-C on the Mac is comments he of course go back to this expression come to the exposition
press alt or option on the Mac.
Click on it and then just paste.
So now I have only the expression here.
If I click out here you are.
Your animation is working as before so separating the exposition and the y position when you're doing
expressions or other animations if you like would be quite interesting and would simplify your work.
That was a tip.
Thank you very much for listening.
I will see you in the next lecture.