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Smooth motion and velocity by removing extra keyframesSmooth motion paths, value curves, and velocity curves to eliminate bumpiness or excess keyframes using the Smoother, which adds keyframes or removes unnecessary keyframes. You can also use the smooth expression
method for this purpose, without removing keyframes. (See Property attributes and methods (expression reference).)Although
you can smooth a curve for any property, the Smoother is most useful when
applied to curves that have been automatically generated by Motion Sketch,
where you may have excess keyframes. Applying the Smoother to keyframes
that have been set manually may result in unexpected changes to
the curve.
Note: To avoid the need to use the Smoother on a path
generated by Motion Sketch, set the Smoothing option in the Motion
Sketch panel before sketching the motion path.
When you apply the Smoother to properties that change spatially (such as Position), you can smooth only the spatial curve (the curve defined by the motion). When you apply the Smoother to properties that change only in time (such as Opacity), you can smooth only the value and velocity curves (the curve defined by the value or the velocity). In addition to adding keyframes or eliminating unnecessary keyframes, the Smoother also applies Bezier interpolation at each keyframe when smoothing the temporal curve. (See Keyframe interpolation methods.)
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