Just thinking that would be very convenient in some cases to be able to pass a value directly in the UI: [image] I've made a "quick & dirty" mockup: [image] What do you think? :slight_smile:

There is a more powerful version coming but if you want to develop your own Hype Power Pack has all you need for a working starting point! Sneak peak of upcoming Hype Bundles (no downloads yet): [image] Hype Bundles Most people don’t use Export Scripts in Hype, so it remains a powerful an…

Wow! This is just amazing :star_struck: Would be nice to have a little guide to understand better how to use these new options: I'm a bit stuck :sweat_smile: In saw the @h_classen example and in my case should be even more simple because I just need to pass a string value without extra variables: …

In Hype Power Pack expressions this is the same as hypeDocument so you should be able to call this.functions().color('Orange') hypeDocument.functions().color('Orange') … but beware you are passing in your own variable into the first parameter usually reserved for hypeDocument. I would just create a…

this doesn't seems to work, I did console.log(this) and returns undefined :thinking: [image] any clue about why this doesn't work? btw I solved with hypeDocument.color = "Orange" and calling the function after: [image] wow, you made so much stuff :star_struck: but for now I just wanted somethin…

Wait! I got it, that was not working properly. At the beginning of the timeline I inject the function inside hypeDocument which calls the real function using this: [image] function changeColor(hypeDocument, element, event) { hypeDocument.c = function(color) { this.color = color; …

Okay, so it wasn't this. I actually just recalled it from memory, but I seem to have mapped hypeDocument in there. Nice. Sorry, about putting you on the wrong track. [CleanShot 2021-03-14 at 01.44.47@2x] I remember now, I create a function expression with hypeDocument in the signature ① and pass …

Awesome, could you show me how you would have done it? Also I don't understand how "Run Function by Selector" works! :thinking: Thanks!

[image] Cescomare: Awesome, could you show me how you would have done it? It really depends on what is in your color function and why you are forwarding the call instead of directly using it. Everything that is in your color function could actually be directly in your c function, initMyApp ru…

This is a little guide to use "Run Function by Selector": function = just the name of an Hype function you created, without parentheses selector = a classic "CSS style" selector (you can separate them using a comma) Some screens about how to use it to control a symbol animation: [image] [image…

Hype Power Pack is all about hacking … but I wouldn't approve of this hack as you are invoking a querySelector with your second argument as selectors CAN contain commas to list multiple targets… and that might create unwanted side effects etc. If you are tweaking the exports script, and again that …

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