Advanced controls and keyframes
Every parameter of the scene in cards, and your first keyframes: pause, set a value, press the diamond, play. They go to After Effects as real keyframes.
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Advanced controls
Advanced controls open every parameter of the scene, organized in cards. Layout: two layouts and a mix between them, so the scene can travel from one shape to another. Entrance: order, duration, stagger and settle, each one its own control. Shape and Cards: the geometry of the layout, and the size and format of every card. Camera: position, zoom, spin and drift, with the same names in After Effects.
Keyframes
Every control can change over time. Pause and go to the first frame. Set a value and press the diamond next to it: that is a keyframe. Go to another frame, change the value, and the diamond records a second keyframe. Press play: the camera moves between your keyframes, and the timeline shows where each one is. To start over, right click the diamond: it clears the keyframes of that control. In After Effects, every keyframe arrives as a real keyframe, on a control with the same name.
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