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Why aoes Premiere tween things when I don’t want it to?
I’m using Adobe Premiere Pro CS6.
I put two keyframes like so: *–*
Then, I put two more keyframes after them: *–*——*–*
The second and third keyframes are the same value, but the object ALWAYS moves to the left, and then back into place.
It has been doing this forever, with every project, and I have had enough! HOW DO I FIX THIS!?
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3 Replies
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Sound like there is some Temporal interpolation going on between the frames. The best thing to do when you have 2 keyframes with the same value and you what it to stay consistent is “right click” the first of these 2 keyframes choose Temporal Interpolation > Hold. This will hold the value of this keyframe until it gets to the next keyframe. Which in this case has the same values.
Hope this helps. This is a good thing to know for after effects as well.
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Thanks. Now what if I want my text to do this?
Box is the screen. Text moves from A to B quickly, B to C slowly, and C to D quickly. I don’t want it to Bezier.
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A–|–B–C–|–D
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Never mind. It was the spatial interpolation. God knows why it defaults to Bezier. I set it to Linear, and everything’s fine!
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