Fri May 10, 2024 12:47 pm
Umberto Uderzo wrote:i'm referring to the curve editor that unfolds pressing the curve button on the clip, not the one on the viewer.
Create two keyframes for a clip in two different positions. Open the curve editor then select X position or Y position (whatever you moved the clip on), select the first keyframe then select the ease in button. The smoothing handle appears but it's aligned to the original linear movement segment.
Yes - this is how it works as far as I can see. Can't add the 'smoothing' automatically in the way you are thinking of it (per dimension) because doing so would move the object off its path. The whole XY position key framing is a bit of a problem more generally since smoothing is not really performed on a per-dimension basis but rather in two dimensions over time. That's probably why there are additional acceleration handles in the transform tools overlay for position changes. These should be used rather than keyframe manipulation in the keyframe graph for position.
I should note that when you keyframe XY and set ease in / out for the keyframes in the inspector, Resolve does smooth the velocity, just not as a curve in X or Y curve editor graphs.
Add - Playing with this a bit I noticed that the curve graph does not accurately depict the acceleration options selected in the inspector (making the curve graph useless for manipulating X,Y position keyframes, really). So again, it looks like your best bet is to stick with the transform tools overlay rather than the curve graph for X,Y position. Note that on the transform tools overlay you can also change the keyframe to 'smooth' by right-clicking on it.
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