Rhythm, curves and After Effects
The Rhythm presets, the timing curve, the speed graph, advanced controls with keyframes and the .jsx that opens in After Effects with the same motion.
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Rhythm
Rhythm changes the feel of the whole scene at once. Snappy: firm and together, the rhythm of the feed. Elastic: it goes a little past the mark and comes back.
The timing curve
Timing holds the curve of the whole animation. The same curve goes to After Effects. Pick a curve: strong starts slow, crosses fast and lands soft.
The speed graph
The speed graph shows where the motion accelerates and where it brakes. Press G to show it or hide it.
Advanced controls
Advanced controls open every parameter of the scene, with keyframes. Camera, Lens, cards, shape and effects: each one can change over time.
After Effects
The .jsx rebuilds the scene in After Effects: real layers, the same motion and controls. Nothing is flattened: you keep animating where you already work.
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