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Unusual Speed Changes in Object Animation
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02 Dec 2018 19:14 #98040
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I have a Photoshop image of end credits that I'm trying to slowly animate from bottom of the frame to top over the course of about 1min30sec. Should be the simplest animation.
However! The animation gradually slows down as is goes along, WHY? I literally have two keyframes. A starting position and an end position. I have no speed changes set, just Y axis has been customized.
For instance: it takes exactly 15 seconds for the first line of the end credits to go from bottom to top. About midway through it takes another line of text about 20 second to get from bottom to top. And the last credit takes about 24 seconds to get from bottom to top.
Thanks for any help!
However! The animation gradually slows down as is goes along, WHY? I literally have two keyframes. A starting position and an end position. I have no speed changes set, just Y axis has been customized.
For instance: it takes exactly 15 seconds for the first line of the end credits to go from bottom to top. About midway through it takes another line of text about 20 second to get from bottom to top. And the last credit takes about 24 seconds to get from bottom to top.
Thanks for any help!
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02 Dec 2018 21:01 - 02 Dec 2018 21:02 #98042
by Tom Wolsky
Replied by Tom Wolsky on topic Unusual Speed Changes in Object Animation
Right click on the keyframes in the Viewer and set it to Linear.
Last edit: 02 Dec 2018 21:02 by Tom Wolsky.
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