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How can I modify the curves of an animation path without modifying the velocity of a keyframe. I mean, I want to do something like After Effects keframes, where you have spacial keyframes and temporal keyframes… Does that make sense?
Jos
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Spacial should be in the viewpost where you manipulate the spline. Temporal should be the velocity in the fcurve window of the timeline.
For example if you use a ‘align to spline’ tag and animate the position. This animation becomes the temporal and the spline itself is the spatial.
Chris Smith
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Yes Chris,
But when I modify the animation path (with the animation tool) in the viewpost, it also change the temporal curves in the “curve vew” window. Does that make sense?
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Sticking objects on a spline is a good quick workaround, but if you want to adjust the velocity/easing of an object without messing up it’s spacial movement, try using a Time Track. it’s a little like using time remapping in AE…
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Jose,
I should clarify: the curves in the timeline and Fcurve thingy actually ARE spacial, not temporal, that’s why you need a Time Track, it’s purely temporal. Hope this helps. -
Ok, thanks Rabbit…
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