Animation curves allow you to easily tweak your animation and give you utmost control. This quick tip introduces you to how to access them and how to use them.
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Great tip Jonathan. Thanks!
Good tip as usual. Thank you.
These small tips are extremely useful considering I don’t know where to even begin with animation. I don’t plan on jumping into it for a long while but its great to still know you have some resources. Thanks a ton from a daily visitor!
yeah I was lost on this for a while, till I had to force myself to look at ipo curves the other day to get a constant mechanical rotation on a gear. This has certainly helped me understand the curves system much better thanks
“Very scary curves I didn’t know how to use…”
Why does it sound so familiar to me
I have actually tinkered with IPO curves a little bit some time ago but never got beyond the basics since most of my scenes have been static and yet, when overhearing about these every now and then, I thought a nice brief in-depth explanation would come in handy. So I appreciate this tip very much indeed.
Maybe you’ll find an opportunity in the future to show off using these on an actual animation project..
Thanks!
yes, another very nice tutorial , thanks , and well , merry Christmas to all
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This works great and is super helpful! I was also wondering where these controls were. However on my version of Blender (2.56a-beta) the hotkey for changing the keyframe handle is “v” (I found it with a spacebar search). Not sure if this is just my version or a permanent change.