I'll try and explain. Let me know if any of this is unclear.
- You need a single Distance parameter. You can attach multiple stretch actions to this in order to properly control the location of your objects. This is what allows you to 'slide' in between the two visibility states. As your distance moves past 18" the lookup table toggles the visibility state according to the rules that you have set. I used two stretch actions for the center aligned setup in order to keep your point object in the right location. Only one stretch action was needed for the end aligned setup.
- You need a double lookup set, not a single lookup set. To do this right click and copy the Lookup Set and then paste it back in and rename it. Then right click to edit it's properties and click on the add actions button and add another lookup.
- Then you can assign the Distance parameter to one lookup and the visibility parameter to the other. You tie them together with a random tag (I used 's' and 'l'), that is the same in both lookups.
You will want BACTIONBARMODE set to '0' through all this in order to properly work with double lookups.
I have finished your block but I thought I'd let you try before posting it.
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