To remove a keyframe in a timeline, simply select it and hit backspace. Note that you can select more than one keyframe (by holding shift) if you need to remove more than one keyframe
Well, Antoine, consider my example below. The action happens somewhere in between the two key frames and is never smooth. What I do need is some simple transition as in iMovie.
(BTW no need for so many keyframe lanes - this could go to the property tab of the keyframe)
In the attached screenshot, there is a way to create a transition between two medias. Keep in mind that Millumin is not an editing software. Timelines will more likely be used in asynchronous mode as shown here.
The value parameter indicate the value taken by the selected keyframe. This could be the opacity, position, scale. Thus you can enter your value directly here.
If you uses a sound file, you will have specific keyframes for "volume" and "play speed". They are used as any other keyframes.
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To remove a keyframe in a timeline, simply select it and hit backspace.
Note that you can select more than one keyframe (by holding shift) if you need to remove more than one keyframe
Regards
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AntoineM*
the keyframe eases with the next keyframe. You can select the ease mode on the property panel on the right once your keyframe is selected.
If you alt-click on the keyframe, the easing will change.
Regards
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antoineM*
In the attached screenshot, there is a way to create a transition between two medias.
Keep in mind that Millumin is not an editing software. Timelines will more likely be used in asynchronous mode as shown here.
Regards,
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AntoineM*
The value parameter indicate the value taken by the selected keyframe. This could be the opacity, position, scale.
Thus you can enter your value directly here.
If you uses a sound file, you will have specific keyframes for "volume" and "play speed".
They are used as any other keyframes.
Regards