The same value is applied to all frames until the next keyframe.
The higher the value, the more tension on the velocity curve.Ĭonverts a motion keyframe into a stop-motion keyframe. Click the down arrow to choose a pre-defined option.Įnables you to enter a value for the tension on velocity movement. Gives access to various Bezier handle manipulation options. Click the down arrow to access velocity pre-set choices. ĭefines the ease-in ease-out type for your animation. You can apply velocity on the x, y, or z axes, independently. Gives access to the Velocity Editor dialog box. More specifically, indicates whether the point is locked to a specific frame (keyframe) or only locked to a specific position and the curve can flow through it freely as other points are being added, moved, or adjusted (control point). This works well when you are animating drawings on 2s, for example, and you want to hold the same value for a function over those two frames.Ĭonverts a motion keyframe into a stop-motion keyframe.Ĭonverts a keyframe into a control point, or a control point into a keyframe. This toolbar lets you add and delete keyframes, adjust the velocity curve, adjust the segments to motion or stop-motion keyframes and set the velocity to create steps instead of a constant progression.Ĭreates a stepped curve to hold the same value over a selected number of frames. Keyframe, Velocity and Interpolation Options Controls the slope of the path so it flows towards one side of the motion point or the other. Controls the smoothness of a transition between the segments joined by a point.Īvailable when a velocity path is selected. The lower the value, the more gradual the curve.Īvailable when a velocity path is selected. The higher the value, the more drastic the curve. Controls how sharply the path bends as it passes through a control point or keyframe. The length value of the Bezier handle on the left side of the selected keyframe.Īvailable when a velocity path is selected. The length value of the Bezier handle on the right side of the selected keyframe.Īvailable when paths other than velocity are selected. The number of frames that will be included during the ease-out.Īvailable when paths other than velocity are selected. The number of frames that will be included during the ease-out.Īpplicable in Ease function. In Bezier function, this is the angle value of the handle on the left side of the selected keyframe.Īpplicable in Ease function.The velocity of the right ease out.
In Ease function, this is the angle value of the line on the left side of the selected keyframe. In Bezier function, this is the angle value of the handle on the right side of the selected keyframe.Īvailable when paths other than velocity are selected. In Ease function, this is the angle value of the line on the right side of the selected keyframe. Optimizes the vertical view of your keyframes for better viewing.Ĭlicking the arrow gives access to various parameters enabling you to modify the layer animation by adjusting the curve around the selected keyframe.Īvailable when paths other than velocity are selected. Optimizes the horizontal and vertical view of your keyframes, for better viewing. You can hide the grid, disable the synchronization with the current frame, reset the zoom level and normalize the function display by stacking them one over the other to compare them regardless of their value range. You can change the color of the function by double-clicking the color box, and choosing another color from the dialog box that displays.ĭisplays the value of the selected keyframe.Īllows you to modify how the editing area is displayed. To hide a function, deselect its check-box. To display a function, select its check-box. Select all the functions you want to see and edit hide the ones you do not want to see nor edit.
When selecting a layer, all the corresponding functions are displayed.
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