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While using AN 2.1 and following a few online tutorials that use AN 2.0 I've found out that the 'Offset Matrix' node is missing the options for Start/End. Is there a workaround to imitate these options by adding another node?

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A solution will be enough, but if somebody can explain it a bit better that would be amazing.

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  • $\begingroup$ Please use the [animation-nodes] tage to ask questions related to Animation Nodes in the future. $\endgroup$
    – Omar Emara
    Commented Oct 19, 2018 at 11:07

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Welcome to Blender Stackexchange! In the old node, the End option simply inverted the Falloff. So to have the same effect, you can invert the Falloff before inputting it using the Invert Falloff Node. This is described in the documentation of the node:

Start option will offset the matrices based on the offset parameters with the falloff as a factor. End option will offset the matrices based on the offset parameters with the inverse falloff as a factor, in other words, all matrices will be transformed based on the offset parameters and then matrices will be transformed back to their initial position based on the offset parameter with the falloff as a factor.

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