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You can right-click on the slider and select Edit Value. A dialogue box pops up. You can enter a number up to 1000000. If you need a bigger number, consider adding some text to the value using different units or extra zeroes.
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Select the layer you want to replace in the timeline or comp window
Alt/opt-drag the new source from the project window into the comp or timeline window.
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If it was me I'd be 100% doing this with Processing. Processing is a Free / Open source programming environment / language that lets you easily make parametric animation like this. If you have the maths behind the curve sorted then implementing it as a processing sketch would be fairly straightforward.
A good starting point would be this sketch: https://...
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Easy is subjective, but using Solvespace may allow you to accomplish your objective. The included link has a section about three-quarters of the way down referencing the trace point feature of the program.
Solvespace is a multi-platform, free program that allows for parametric designs in 3D but will function fine for 2D projects such as this.
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