Expressions are mathematical formulas that let you control any parameter that can be animated, such as translation, rotation, scaling, material, or texture. You can create almost any association between parameters, from simple A=B relationships to very complex ones using predefined variables, standard math functions, random number generators, and more.
An expression is a string of characters that may include object and parameter names, math operators, and tokens representing functions or constants. For example, to constrain object A's Y rotation to object B's X translation, you might set an expression on A.Transform.Rotation.Y consisting of the string B.Transform.Position.X
Expressions are created by using the Expresso Calculator, which is
an extension of the regular Calculators. To set an expression you need to access the calculator by right-clicking in the value field of a parameter.
The Expresso button is a toggle. Clicking it again collapses the Expresso Calculator.
If you display the regular calculator by using Alt + C, then the Expresso button is inactive. The Expresso button only toggles if you first prompt the Expresso Calculator.
