Keyframes creates additional movement?

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January 26, 2021
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When I add a couple of position keyframes to a shape, this happens;

Why do I get these additional movements when there are no keyframes?

Thanks!

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Correct answer Ali Jaber

As Gutterfish said, it's because spatial interpolation is not linear, to fix that select all the keyframes, right-click on one of them, choose keyframe interpolation. In the dialogue box choose "linear" from the spatial interpolation drop-down menu.
There is an easier way by using shortcuts but maybe it's frustrating to you.

You can set the default spatial interpolation to linear in the Preferences > General

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Ali Jaber

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As Gutterfish said, it's because spatial interpolation is not linear, to fix that select all the keyframes, right-click on one of them, choose keyframe interpolation. In the dialogue box choose "linear" from the spatial interpolation drop-down menu.
There is an easier way by using shortcuts but maybe it's frustrating to you.

You can set the default spatial interpolation to linear in the Preferences > General

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Robin StålstadAuthor

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Thanks a lot!

Mylenium

Legend

I would recommend you actually read the online help sections on the subject.

Mylenium

P.M.B

Legend

It has something to do with the the interpolation becoming non-linear. tangents or something. i cant tell you how it hapens but i can tell you how to fix it. Select the first keyframe of the two between which the position is drifting then right click and select Toggle Hold Keyframe

~Gutterfish

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Robin StålstadAuthor

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Here I get no anticipation tho?

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