Trying to edit keyframe or perhaps the curve on the actual object.

FF22 wrote on 10/20/2022, 2:10 PM

I thought that the manual suggests that there is an icon on the object in the time line that reveals the curve and allows one to edit it. I don't see that "icon" to edit the curve.

Okay, what I'd like to do it be able to zoom on a portion of a jpg/image but I want to pause at the beginning for a second or so at the actual size, then zoom and then hold the full zoom at the end for another second or so. I believe that I accomplished it and may have even saved it. BUT it clearly saved the zoom position on that particular image. So, applied to another image, it zooms the "wrong" area. Fine - I was then hoping to edit or move the "zoom" position on this second image. I thought that I could then edit the curve and move that position. Or do I have to play with keyframe markers for each image separately. Or if anyone understands what I'm trying to accomplish - a suggestion of another way is fine.

 

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MAGIX Movie Edit Pro Plus
Version 19.0.2.58 [UDP3]

Svstem Specs
CPU Intel Core i5 4690
GPU NVIDIA GeF0rce GTX 750 Ti
Motherboard ASUSTeK COMPUTER INC. Z97-A
RAM Kingston KHX1600C10D3/8G DDR3

Crucial Techneloqv CT102464BD160B.C1 DDR3
Storage
ST1000DM003—1ER162
CT1000MIX500SSD1
Seagate BUP BK SCSI Disk Device
Audio
N/A

CPU Details:
Manufacturer Intel
Code Name Haswell
Default Clock Speed 3500Mhz
Current Clock Speed 3796M|hz
Socket Type Socket 1150 LGA
TDP 84

 

Comments

browj2 wrote on 10/20/2022, 2:39 PM

@FF22

Hi,

Watch the video that I posted in this thread.

Forget what you are trying to do on the timeline - too complicated. Use the keyframe area.

For future reference, you can turn on the curves on the object in the details of the keyframe area.

Jhon CB

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