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The following paragraphs introduce several (freely combinable) methods for creating keys.
Adding Keys using the Parameter Circles
- Select a node and open a parameter in its “Node Params” panel.
- Drag the timeline slider to the first animation frame.
- Click on the circle – it will become a red dot (key).
- Drag the timeline slider to the next/last frame. The dot turns into a circle again (no key).
- Change the parameter's value or shift/rotate/scale the node.
- Click on the red circle again to set the next key.
Adding Keys with the Right-Click Menu
- Select a node and open a parameter in its “Node Params” panel.
- Drag the timeline slider to the first animation frame.
- Right-click on the white circle and choose “Add Key” – it will become a red dot (key).
- Drag the timeline slider to the next/last frame. The dot turns into a circle again (no key).
- Change the parameter's value or shift/rotate/scale the node.
- Right-click on the red circle again to set the next key.
Adding Keys in the Curve Editor
- Select a node and open a parameter from its “Node Params” panel.
- Right-click on the parameter and choose “Edit Curve...”. The “Curve Editor” appears.
- Double-click on a free area of the canvas to create a key.
- Set the exact frame and parameter value with the two input fields (see image).
- Repeat this process until all frames are set.
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- You will see that the circle turned green and has two black lines.
- Click on the parameter's "+" symbol to open the slider section. There you will find green dots for every expression-driven parameter.
- Right-click on the green dot and choose “Show Expression”. Now it is possible to edit the expression in the parameter's field without having to use the “Curve Editor”.
- Switch back to the current value with “Show Value” from the right-click menu.
Working with Animation Curves
When you right-click on a circle/dot choose “Edit Curve...” to open the “Curve Editor”. There you can
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