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Keyframe velocity gets messed up if I move a keyframe
Hi all, if I adjust the keyframe velocity of a keyframe, then move that keyframe, After Effects resets at least one of its points (in or out) to 0.01 or something, regardless of what I had it set at. Why? And is there anyway to prevent it?
While I’m here, is there any reason why I have to set separate properties differently? Meaning, if I want to set velocity for, say, position and rotation, I have to do property first, then the other.
Thanks!
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I think the keyframe velocity-influence model is confusing, hard to learn, hard to use, and generally unfriendly to artists.
My whole team uses Flow for easing:
https://aescripts.com/flow/It’s a much more intuitive interface, and you can easily read, store, share, and write keyframe easings across multiple properties at the same time.
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That sounds amazing! Going to have to see if I can convince the powers-that-be that I need it! Thanks!
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