Guys we have been using the speed graph.
But there is another guy called the Valley graph that is very interesting.
I would really ask you to go ahead and you know explore it.
I would show you a few tricks.
It's very easy to use.
Very simple but really you need to be a bit more creative and it will give you some interesting results.
OK so we have a circle.
Let's open the scale that is S and keyframe at 100 percent then go back less if time frames before and
the zero.
OK I would put the Chan-Ling back and I put it to zero.
Now if you play the animation is very simple just the circle could then select all the keyframes on
pressing on the scale and then press F 9 to apply.
And it is.
And let's go to the graph.
Now here I am in the value graph.
If you come to the second I can hear you not see our speed graph and value graph for the scale you use
the value graph select.
Now notice the scale has two values but you have one but actually don't have one but if you remove the
chain link and click on the keyframe and take it down.
Now you have two of them.
The red one is for the X scale and the green one is for the Y scale.
If you put the chinning back then that will work now but that will go to gether.
OK.
So it is really not one value.
It is two values to graph.
If you remove the chainlink I'll put it back.
So we have only one graph.
Now let's not say exactly how we can work with this one.
Let's zoom in a bit to just a bit.
Here you are now you have the hander's here.
Look what you can do if you click on the handle and take it down.
Now the animation has completely changed.
But to play it here you are.
You notice the speed here of this kid.
It's totally different.
That's one stop the animation and come just over here.
This is the 100 percent right not the size.
But if you use the handle I can go above 100 percent.
Watch this.
OK.
Now here it is bigger than is supposed to be.
So actually is going to start growing the scale then coming to 100 percent hit.
It's 100 percent and then it goes bigger and comes down.
So if you play the animation now there's the pop.
Pretty cool right guys.
OK.
Now how much how many tricks you can do here.
You know infinity.
Let's do something for example just like this.
OK.
And if you start the animation here you are.
Goes very fast and comes down.
You can also play more tricks.
Just play with the hands here and take it down like this is going to reach 100 percent here.
I play so not just how it's going to go.
It's going to grow in size up to a certain value here then goes down you notice and then goes up.
Here you can play with this one.
The way you would like now here though I clicked somewhere wrong.
It is going negative negative in scale.
Just take it in.
OK.
So we start from a certain value goes in and out.
So depending on what you want to do you can really play with the value graph and get some very nice
pops.
But let's explore something else.
Now let's put the circle out.
Let's also look at and take the title.
This is the titre over here.
Of course I need to limit it.
I will meet again with the scale come a time frames.
Over here I would keyframe the scale the shielding is on.
I put zero and then I would come after 10 frames and put it back at 100 percent.
OK let's test our own emission is Ray is it just gross I select both keyframes.
Click on the scale.
Here you are and then press F 9.
I will make them as it is.
Now I can play with the graph exactly like I have done with the circle but maybe you can be more creative
you know take it up over here right something like this.
This will be a very nice title animation for example in the beginning if you like it.
I don't know this is better.
Yes.
So really popping out in the face of the view are so far that you are.
So the value graph is very nice to work with the scale and it gives you this kind of pops.
Of course I leave it to your creativity to create even more and more.
So we use the scale here.
Let's go on to something else.
Let's go use the rotation.
I'm going to use the star to do the rotation.
Yes.
I would start framing the rotation here time frames OK for zero.
And then after some time let's say.
Now let's add the second something like this.
OK.
And give it to for example one hundred eighty.
So we have a half rotation.
I play.
That's it.
It's rotating.
Now select the rotation keyframes and press F 9.
That is east.
Come over here and use this bar.
So if you pick it up it's going to increase the number of rotation not as how it's increasing over here.
And let's make it just like this.
Okay now if you play here you are.
It rotates and goes back pretty speedy goes back.
OK.
You can just make it small for who you are.
So it rotates and goes back to itself.
So it's pretty interesting when you're working with the value graph depending on what you want to do
this is to do it with keyframes you need like two or three keyframes to do it.
Now let's put this animation let's use the white tool and move the anchor point somewhere just over
here.
And now let's play our animation.
I said like the rotation.
So not just what's happening now goes up and down.
OK is rotating the other way but they still work with us.
Let's go to this keyframe.
Instead of one.
If you put one minus 80 and not just what's happening here we play OK.
It takes you know like starting taking momentum then it goes back of course using motion blurred.
Here let's put it on the study itself.
It's going to give you a nice effect.
You're not just so this is actually how use the value graph and it's pretty interesting.
But you know guys is not going to come just like this.
You are going to tweak the animation and play with the glove.
Going to find your own style you're going to find your own pops.
I just assure you it's just the tip of the iceberg.
It's up to you now and up to the animation that you are going to do within this course to really define
your skills in using the graph.
One thing you shouldn't do is to share from the graph don't it might seem very complicated now but give
it like five trials and you will feel so comfortable using the value and the speed graphs.
Thank you very much for listening.
I hope this was very useful.
I'll see you in the next lecture.