Just to mention, when you created the Percentage slide control, in the default value area, check the "integer" box, this will make the display number integer and you don't have to add "floor" in the Text expression.
I'm a bit dim when it comes to Davinci, but it appears not only did he learn from this comment, he incorporated it into his next video (the one released a few minutes ago)!
Really helpful tutorial.. Can you please make a video on how to animate percentage to go from 0 to a certain percentage and after some seconds to 100%.. And also change the color from red to yellow to green...it will be very helpful....
When I add the expression for Length using percentage, all my nodes that are connected to the instanced mask node turn red and don't work. I am not using a circle, but a polygon line (to make it a bar). I don't think that has anything to do with it. Do you happen to know what I could be doing wrong. I am not making any typos in the expression, and I followed exactly what you did, rewatched multiple times to make sure.
Hi, I didn't realize you had an infographic package on your website. I've bought 4 other packages from you in the past. Is the infographic package new? Thank you again for all this content!
useful lesson Can you please make a video on how to animate To move from 0 to a certain percentage and after a few seconds to 10, the percentage is to the nearest decimal number..
Nice one, but I want to have decimal points. I simply didn't add 'floor' in the expression it works but the decimals is messed up it goes randomly from 10% to 15.897975479% to 40.234235245% I just want one decimal point if anyone can help, I'd greatly appreciate it
@@aniolnieczlowiek hi dude, yeah I found a solution to this. tho I'm not an expert with Resolve, if there are anyone out there that knows how to do this better then please do help the community. So what I did was, for the 'Circle' node, in the edit controls, I tick the 'Integer' box and put the range from 0 to 10000 the expression he used in the video was Circle.Percentage/100 I changed it to Circle.Percentage/10000 Then the 'Text' node, his expression was floor(Circle.Percentage).."%" I changed it to string.sub(Circle.Percentage,-4,-3).."."..string.sub(Circle.Percentage,-2,-2).."%" From here I just animate it like he did, using the 'Circle' node, under 'modifiers' tab, by changing the 'Scale' slider. If the 'Scale' slider's value was at for example, 2340, the percentage counter on the screen will be 23.4% If the 'Scale' value is at 6790, then the percentage counter on the screen will be 67.9%
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Just to mention, when you created the Percentage slide control, in the default value area, check the "integer" box, this will make the display number integer and you don't have to add "floor" in the Text expression.
Thank you very much for sharing, I never understood what "integer" mean. That will be useful, thanks!
@@VideoEditorStudio Integer affiche un nombre Entier, plutôt que Décimal.
Merci!
I'm a bit dim when it comes to Davinci, but it appears not only did he learn from this comment, he incorporated it into his next video (the one released a few minutes ago)!
this was definitely the best tutorial about this ive watched!!!
Glad it was helpful!
great video!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! i needed this for a video where i need to show percentage via graph again thank you
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Hi great Tutorial, The only thinks is that the bar is going counter clock wise. Is there any way to change the direction clock Wise. Thanks
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Super helpful, thanks!
Great video. As always. Keep it up!
Thanks again!
Your tutorials are so helpful, thanks a lot
Glad you like them!
what an awesome tutorial! Thank u very much!
Glad it helped!
i have changed alpha value to zero in background but its not transparent it turned black as i was following video
Really helpful tutorial..
Can you please make a video on how to animate percentage to go from 0 to a certain percentage and after some seconds to 100%..
And also change the color from red to yellow to green...it will be very helpful....
the thing you said about 0 to a certain percentage and next to 100% i think you can do it with keyframes
@@rustenberg3994 Thanks, Actually I was a beginner at that time... but later I figured it out...
Beautiful!
How about making the percentage animation clockwize?
your video help me a lot,
Thanks !!!!
Glad to hear that!
Loving this video, can you change the range the 0 to 100 once set? i can not find how you would do that please
You can do that directly with the percentage slider that has been created
thank you so much! Very helpfull tutorial!
When I add the expression for Length using percentage, all my nodes that are connected to the instanced mask node turn red and don't work. I am not using a circle, but a polygon line (to make it a bar). I don't think that has anything to do with it. Do you happen to know what I could be doing wrong. I am not making any typos in the expression, and I followed exactly what you did, rewatched multiple times to make sure.
How should I modify the expression if I want to display 1 decimal place in the percentages?
Thank you, for this video.
My pleasure!
Nice video as always. Do u have an expression to make a countdown every seconds (for sport timer or countdown intro). Thx a lot
th-cam.com/video/h7RFs2TBYrw/w-d-xo.html You can simply use the time code function to create counters
@@VideoEditorStudio ultimately it's easy ! Didn't find this video. Thx
Hi, I didn't realize you had an infographic package on your website. I've bought 4 other packages from you in the past. Is the infographic package new? Thank you again for all this content!
There's 3 infographic pack. One focus on finance, another one is the first edition, and the latest release 2.0 is the one I mention in this video
Thank You for this tutorial, but if I want to add 8.2% or any other % value with decimal value in it, how to get that done?
Use our latest preset for that th-cam.com/video/_bU8LBgmc8U/w-d-xo.htmlsi=BGL3bCFeEK_bBQoN
@@VideoEditorStudio Thank you Very much
useful lesson
Can you please make a video on how to animate
To move from 0 to a certain percentage and after a few seconds to 10, the percentage is to the nearest decimal number..
Just do the exact same thing simply add keyframe on your number slidder whenever you want the value to change
I take it this is the same with if you just want to have a reps counter just put circle number/10 or whatever I need ?
what if i want to 3 digit decimal ? what is the expression for it?
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I like it
Thank you
How can one reverse the direction of the length?
Add a transform node and flip it
Nice one, but I want to have decimal points. I simply didn't add 'floor' in the expression it works but the decimals is messed up it goes randomly from 10% to 15.897975479% to 40.234235245%
I just want one decimal point if anyone can help, I'd greatly appreciate it
I'm also looking for this, if you know the answer it would be appreciated
@@aniolnieczlowiek hi dude, yeah I found a solution to this. tho I'm not an expert with Resolve, if there are anyone out there that knows how to do this better then please do help the community. So what I did was, for the 'Circle' node, in the edit controls, I tick the 'Integer' box and put the range from 0 to 10000
the expression he used in the video was
Circle.Percentage/100
I changed it to
Circle.Percentage/10000
Then the 'Text' node, his expression was
floor(Circle.Percentage).."%"
I changed it to
string.sub(Circle.Percentage,-4,-3).."."..string.sub(Circle.Percentage,-2,-2).."%"
From here I just animate it like he did, using the 'Circle' node, under 'modifiers' tab, by changing the 'Scale' slider. If the 'Scale' slider's value was at for example, 2340, the percentage counter on the screen will be 23.4%
If the 'Scale' value is at 6790, then the percentage counter on the screen will be 67.9%