Key Combinations
⌨️⌘/Ctrl+clickapplies the saved In and Out influence to the selected keys without UI
Velocity
- In: the influence of the incoming side of the key, from 0 to 100 %. Type a value or drag the slider, and the selected keys update right away
- Out: the influence of the outgoing side of the key, from 0 to 100 %
- Lock: the lock icon between the two sliders. When it is on, In and Out move together
- Read from key: reads In and Out from the selected key into the boxes. With two or more keys selected, it reads the curve between the first two
- Apply: applies the current In and Out to the selected keys
Keyframes
- Linear: sets the selected keys to Linear
- Ease In: eases the incoming side of the selected keys and leaves the outgoing side Linear
- Ease Out: eases the outgoing side of the selected keys and leaves the incoming side Linear
- Easy Ease: eases both sides of the selected keys
- Auto Bezier: sets the selected keys to Auto Bezier
- Hold: sets the selected keys to Hold
Add/Remove
- +: saves the current In and Out as a preset button
- -: switches to remove mode. Click a preset to remove it, then click Done
Presets
- Preset buttons: each one is named after its In and Out values, such as "50 : 50". Click one to apply it to the selected keys. The panel appears once you have saved a preset
How to use
- Select the keys you want to change in the Timeline
- Set In and Out with the boxes or the sliders. The keys follow as you go
- To copy the easing of an existing key, select it and click Read from key, then select the other keys and click Apply
- To change the keyframe type, click one of the six icons in Keyframes
- Click + to keep the current values as a preset, and click the preset later to apply it again
Note
💡 In the In and Out boxes, the Up and Down arrow keys change the value by 1, by 10 with⌘/Ctrlheld and by 100 withShiftheld. A side of a key that is Linear, Hold or Auto Bezier has no influence to read, so Read from key leaves that box as it is. Results show at the bottom of the window
