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    This document provides a 3-step tutorial for creating basic keyframe animation in RealFlow: 1. Drag the timeline slider to the first frame, select an attribute to animate, add a key, then move to the last frame and add another key to create a linear animation between the two points. 2. Additional keys can be added at any other points in time for a non-linear animation. Attributes can also be animated by directly manipulating objects in the viewport. 3. The Curve Editor can be used to view and edit animation curves by right clicking on an attribute or double clicking its name. A basic linear animation curve is shown as an example.

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    This document provides a 3-step tutorial for creating basic keyframe animation in RealFlow: 1. Drag the timeline slider to the first frame, select an attribute to animate, add a key, then move to the last frame and add another key to create a linear animation between the two points. 2. Additional keys can be added at any other points in time for a non-linear animation. Attributes can also be animated by directly manipulating objects in the viewport. 3. The Curve Editor can be used to view and edit animation curves by right clicking on an attribute or double clicking its name. A basic linear animation curve is shown as an example.

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    BasicAnimation285 - RealFlow

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    Jaso Panev
    This document provides a 3-step tutorial for creating basic keyframe animation in RealFlow: 1. Drag the timeline slider to the first frame, select an attribute to animate, add a key, then move to the last frame and add another key to create a linear animation between the two points. 2. Additional keys can be added at any other points in time for a non-linear animation. Attributes can also be animated by directly manipulating objects in the viewport. 3. The Curve Editor can be used to view and edit animation curves by right clicking on an attribute or double clicking its name. A basic linear animation curve is shown as an example.

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    Author: NL Team Publication: 17/06/2010 Category: Basic Animation Type: Tutorial

    Basic Animation / Tutorial

    Basic Animation
    1. Basic Animation
    Simple key animation inside RealFlow is as easy as in your 3D program: Drag the timeline slider to the very first frame of the animation. Select the attribute/value to be animated, enter a value and right click on it. From the expansion menu choose "Add key" or double click on a parameter with the ALT key pressed. Locate the last frame of the animation. Enter the end value of the parameter. Again, right click on the attribute and set another key.

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    Stylized workflow for basic key animation. The result is shown as a line with dashes Thats actually all you have to do. What you have now is a linear animation. Of course, you can add new keys at any other point in time. Instead of entering values, changes can also be made in the viewport with RealFlows appropriate tools ("Move", "Rotate", "Scale") to get immediate feedback. Another idea for key animation is to switch on or off certain attributes, such as "Simulation" and "Dynamics". To have a look at the animation curve its necessary to open the Curve Editor. You have two options: Right-click on an attribute/value > Open curve Double-click on a name of an attribute, for example "@ mass" or "Friction" A basic curve for a linear animation could look like this:

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