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About Keyframes
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Interpolation is the computer-generated motion between two keyframes. Some animators and compositors like to create their own in-betweens, while others like to have the computer do it. Harmony has stop-motion (no interpolation) and motion keyframes (computer-generated interpolation).
In stop-motion keyframes, there is no computer-generated motion between two keyframes. The segment is constant or flat. The drawing remains still until the playback reaches the next keyframe, then the drawing pops to its new location.
With motion keyframes, Harmony generates the interpolation between the keyframes. This means that a value for each frame between the keyframes is calculated by Harmony to progress from the value of the previous keyframe to the value of the next keyframe.
Time Estimated 5 mins
Difficulty Level Beginner
Topics List
- About Pegs
- Adding Pegs
- About Drawing Layers
- About Layer Parameters
- Setting Layer Parameters
- Displaying Layer Parameters
- About Keyframes
- Adding Keyframes in the Timeline View
- Deleting Keyframes
- Animating with Keyframes
- Switching Keyframe Types
- About the Animate Mode
- Activity 1: Keyframing
- About Velocity
- Setting Eases on Multiple Parameters
- Activity 2: Easing
- Activity 3: Large Easing
- Activity 4: Small Easing
- Activity 5: Overshooting
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