How to use animation components on non Green inputs? as it gives warni

In the description of animated components of FF 11 Studio shown below on the quote, for example the Normalized time is put that you can Connect this Normalized time to any of the 7 kind of inputs shown below and is told that this is without using remapping

So, then if all this is true, then Please, I want to know what I may be doing wrong, as most of the Non Green inputs that I try to use gives a red warnings sign

For example if I want to use the Normalized time connected to the variation input of bomber plus, It gives a warning

Should I put something in between?

How is then true the below text?

Thanks very much for any possible help

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When Use Remapping is turned off (or when the remapper is set to its default settings), the value is passed as follows: To Slider inputs: GREY INPUT the Normalized Time range (0 to 100) is proportionally mapped onto the range of the target slider. The resulting value of the target slider is determined by a linear interpolation between its minimum and maximum values, where the interpolation coefficient is defined by the output value of Normalized Time. To Color inputs: the Normalized Time range (0 to 100) is mapped onto a black-to-white gradient. The resulting color is determined by a linear interpolation between black and white, where the interpolation coefficient is defined by the output value of Normalized Time. To Angle inputs: the Normalized Time range (0 to 100) is proportionally mapped onto the range of 0 to 360 degrees. The resulting angle is determined by a linear interpolation between 0 and 360, where the interpolation coefficient is defined by the output value of Normalized Time. To IntSlider inputs: the Normalized Time range (0 to 100) is proportionally mapped onto the range of the target integer slider. The resulting value of the target integer slider is determined by a linear interpolation between its minimum and maximum values, where the interpolation coefficient is defined by the output value of Normalized Time. The result of the interpolation is rounded to an integer number and sent to the target input. To List inputs: the Normalized Time range (0 to 100) is proportionally mapped onto the range of the target list. The item number in the target list is determined by a linear interpolation between 1 and the item count of the list, where the interpolation coefficient is defined by the output value of Normalized Time. The result of the interpolation is rounded to an integer number and sent to the target input. To Checkbox inputs: if Value is greater than 50 (half the Slider Control range), the target checkbox becomes 'checked', otherwise it stays 'unchecked'. To Value inputs: the Normalized Time range (0 to 100) is proportionally mapped onto the range of 0 to 1. The resulting value of the target Value input is determined by a linear interpolation between 0 and 1, where the interpolation coefficient is defined by the output value of Normalized Time.

Thanks very much for your answer

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emme wrote: You're not doing anything wrong. Using normalized time on variation should work perfectly fine.

Yes, is true that it seems to be working correctly and would not be a problem if you can be sure that it will not give any possible error, and another thing is that even when it may be working correctly, you can not submit a filter with a red warning as it not allowed.

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emme wrote: I think the warning is there just because the expected input type for variation is an integer - which normalized time is not, As the quoted text points out, normalized time is automatically mapped to IntSlider inputs using rounded linear interpolation between the default min-max values.

Yes, you are right, and this is the same that I have thought, BUT if the quoted text is right, then WHY you get the warnings IF the animation component is already mapped accordingly to the input that is connected?

I mean that if it is already allowed to connect an animation component to all the shown input as in the quoted text and the animation component is then adapted to the connected input, why you get a warning?

So this may be a bug that is wrong and should be fixed or modified?

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emme wrote: So no need to worry about warnings as long as everything works

Yes, I agree with you and you are right that is not needed to worry if it works, unless you may want to submit a filter to the library.