#Adding keys between KF's
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How can I add keys between two keyframes already created? I have TEMPO and
KEYMAN, but neither of these offer any way to do this (at least I didn't see
one). How can I "insert" keys *only* between to specified keyframes, without
adding keys to any other part of the animation? Thanks. (If there is something
in the manuals somewhere, please direct me there)
-James Franssen
Check out the Add button in the Track Info dialog box (page 8-23), the Create
Key button in the Key Info dialog box (page 8-39), and the Paths/Add Key
command in the command column. Also, go through the first Keyframer tutorial
(14) on the bouncing ball, and slow down around page 14-14, where the Add
button is used in the Track Info dialog box.
– Jack
>> Check out the Add button in the Track Info dialog box (page 8-23), the
Create Key button in the Key Info dialog box (page 8-39), and the Paths/Add Key
command in the command column. Also, go through the first Keyframer tutorial
(14) on the bouncing ball, and slow down around page 14-14, where the Add
button is used in the Track Info dialog box. <<
I do not wish to add a "KEY" frame, I wish to add "FRAMES" to the animation
*between* two "KEY" frames. Thanks.
-James Franssen
>> I do not wish to add a "KEY" frame, I wish to add "FRAMES" to the
>> animation *between* two "KEY" frames. Thanks.
Why don't you make the current SEGMENT include only the frames between
these two keyframes, then SCALE SEGMENT.
Ralph
James,
If I understand your question correctly, the best way to add frames between two
keyframes is to define the segment (from keyframe to keyframe) and then time
scale the segment to as many frames as you like.
Alec Jason
Found it, found it :z I just activate *only* the segment I want to add frames
to, then select TIME/SCALE SEGMENT. Sorry to bother you. I want to mention
though, it was harder to find in the manual than I think it should be. Seems
like one should be able to look up FRAMES, then in the list have "adding,
deleting, page 8-132". Oh well, nothing good is ever easy 🙂
-James Franssen
Glad you found it. You're right that it should be easier to find. It's just one
of those things that no one has asked about — until now.
– J
>> Glad you found it. You're right that it should be easier to find. It's just
one of those things that no one has asked about — until now. <<
Yeah, Ralph got a reply before I replied I found it 🙂 I tend to ask odd
questions anyway. Now, tell me again how I can act as a middle man and buy a
bunch of copies of 3DS and resell them to Wavefront for a nice profit? 😉
Seems really lucrative! Or is that "ludicrous"?
-James Franssen
<<Found it, found it :z I just activate *only* the segment I want to add
frames to, then select TIME/SCALE SEGMENT.>>
You could add more frames in an animation by using Trackinfo and then selecting
the World object. You can then slide the keys you want to happen later along
further to "add" more frames between.
David "Slip, sliding away" Gould