How to ramp down "on" effect using end intensity? Solved

[danj]

I am trying to use the "end intensity" at a value of, say, 50 to set a partial ramp down for an "on" effect on some AC mini trees, but I am not getting any effect from it.   I looked in the manual and I don't see that it addresses how to use the "end  intensity" effect.   Any ideas?   I set cycle count to "1" because that seemed to show a ramp on the effect bar, but not seeing anything on the sequencer visualizer.   Any ideas??   Thanks.

I figured it out.   I played around with cycles & the end intensity settings and got what I wanted.

[jediknight2]

Sooo...post up what you did

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[danj]

Yessir.    I kind of experimented with different values for the "cycle counts" and "end intensity" settings--I found that 50% end intensity at 0.5 to 1 cycle count did what I was looking for--a fade at the end without intermediate fades in/out over the duration of the effect.

Hope that helps!

[Gilrock]

Cycle count should almost always be 1.  That will do the ramp 1 time.  If you increase it you'll see it repeat the ramp and if you decrease it I guess that cuts it off early.

[Santa]

Danj are you trying to get both an "on" and a partial down ramp all as part of one effect? You might be able to finagle it, but normally you'd have them as two effects, an on and a ramp down (to 50%).

[Gilrock]

The "On" is what you use for a ramp.  It has a start and end intensity.  If you leave them the same then it's a normal On effect but if you make them different it executes a ramp.