using classic tween

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December 14, 2024
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ok everyone ive got a real question to ask on something i wanted to use on animate for a long time. you see this video #1 on how i use classic tween the only tool ive ever knowned how to use to zoom in on a picture or to make it move anywhere but now do you see video #2 how tv gets their pictures to first move slowly and at the end it slowly stops there has got to be a tool better then classic tween that can make pictures go like video #2 instead of the frame fast moving and fast stopping

video_number_one_12_13_at_8_54_50â¯PM.zip

video_number_2.zip

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Correct answer Mario_CR

Hi, what you're looking for is called easing, it's a property that can be applied to classic tweens.

Select the tween > go to the Properties panel >Effect and choose one of the easing presets;

Try "Ease In Out (Quad)" to get a motion similar to video #2 .

Mario_CRCorrect answer

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Hi, what you're looking for is called easing, it's a property that can be applied to classic tweens.

Select the tween > go to the Properties panel >Effect and choose one of the easing presets;

Try "Ease In Out (Quad)" to get a motion similar to video #2 .

Zack With A WackAuthor

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oh ok i will have to try it

Zack With A WackAuthor

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thank u mario i still need practice on this easing tool, i just wish I could have my origanal account back on the community instead of this old account

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