Apple Shake 4 - Manual (Page 299)

Chapter 10 Parameter Animation and the Curve Editor 299
The Curve Editor Buttons
The following table describes the Curve Editor buttons.
Visibility >Toggle
Visibility Inverts the visibility of all selected curves.
Select > All Curves Selects all curves in the parameters list. Command-A
Control-A
Select > CVs Selects all keyframes on active curves. To select
all keyframes on all loaded curves, press
Command-A or Control-A and then Shift-A. Shift-A
Display Timecode Toggles the time display from frames to
timecode. T
Sticky Time When enabled, the current frame is set to the
keyframe you are modifying. S
Time Snap When enabled, keyframes snap to frames, rather
than float values.
Display Selected Info Displays data on selected curves and keyframes
when active.
Shortcut Menu Description Keyboard
Button Description
Set Horizontal/
Vertical Lock Locks off movement on the X or Y axis. You can also press X to
restrict movement to the X axis, or press Y to restrict movement
to the Y axis. Press the key again to reenable movement.
Keyframe Move Mode This mode determines the behavior when keyframes are
moved left and right past other nonselected keys. This behavior
is discussed in “
Using Keyframe Move Modes ” on page 307.
Reset Tangents The Shake Hermite tangents are automatically set to the
tangent of the curve. Modifying keys adjusts the tangents of
neighbor keyframes. However, if you manually adjust a tangent,
Shake recognizes this and disables this automatic adjustment.
Click Reset Tangents to reset the tangents to their unset state.
Flatten Tangents Sets a Hermite-curve tangent horizontal to ensure smooth ease
ins and ease outs. You can also press H.
Apply Curve Operation Applies an operation to the curve from a pop-up window.
These functions are detailed in “
Applying Operations to Curves ”
on page 309.
Home Frames all curves.
Frame Selected Curves Frames selected keyframes/curves.