Right-o, the cntrl-up arrow is basically using the Play Every Frame command
so if you are trying this on a clip with a bunch of FX or linked media, etc.
it can get slow. Best to do this type of animation on a single clip and then
drop it into your composite afterwards.
GREAT way to add camera shake with a little practice...
-Todd
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> From: owner-ds(at)Softimage.COM [mailto:owner-ds(at)Softimage.COM] On Behalf Of
> Bob Maple
> Sent: Tuesday, September 13, 2005 08:26
> To: DS(at)Softimage.COM
> Subject: Re: how to "motion sketch"?
>
> > I'll have to verify tomorrow, but what I am talking about is a "real
> time"
> > keyframer. It records position keyframes at the same time the timeline
> > plays. So basicaly, you draw, and both the position and the speed is
> > recorded.
>
> In DS it's not exactly realtime, but turn on Autokey (the key in the lower
> right or the 'auto' button by the key in an effect's property panel),
> select
> your effect (like a DVE) and while parked at the begining, hit Control-up
> arrow. The timeline will start playing slightly slower than realtime at
> which point you can drag around the DVE like you normally would while
> parked, and DS will drop in keyframes as you go. This works for most
> animatable properties, by dragging the value sliders, etc.
>
>
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