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Guys in this lecture want to continue exploring the motion path and looking at temporal interoperation



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maybe we are going to explore the Easy is is in and is out using the graph and selecting all your key



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frames and making them.



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For example all busy or auto busy and then manipulating the speed is a good technique.



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Not bad but it's very complicated and it takes a lot of time.



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Fortunately we have better ways to do that.



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If you come to your keyframes here let's say we select all of them you are right click on the keyframe



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and you go to keyframe assistant you have three options.



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Is is is it an easy out.



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I would start with is in a not is the shortcut is ethnos.



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If I click on it is the shape of the keyframes would change.



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And then you can go to your graph and notice it has done it for you.



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It has created some smooth graphs.



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So now you had your graph and you can start manipulating your graph and moving the keyframes the way



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you want.



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So it starts slow.



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You can see go fast and drops down in speed.



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You can also try this one for example.



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It goes slow and then goes very fast.



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Out here you had so using the is it is it has simplified a lot.



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You get your graph drawn and you can manipulate them and not as these are busy keyframes not continuous



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busy and you can have ANYTHING you want fine.



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Let me select all of them and return them to Linnea.



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There is a graph is composed of is out and is in.



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If you select your first keyframe you would want to ease out of this keyframe and this is why you can



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use is out.



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Notice how the keyframe here has changed to it kind of I don't want the left now the last keyframe you



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want to is in to that keyframe or is it so use that is in and you're not notice how it starts at the



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high speed and then it goes down very slowly.



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We look at the keyframe has changed like in all the right the middle keyframe here.



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You want to choose it and first you want to easy it in.



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That's for the left side.



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So it is in and for the right side it want to easy it out.



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And here you are you are back to the same graph of selecting all the keyframes and making an easy is



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for all of them.



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If you look at your time line now you'll notice this is out this is it is.



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This is in and this is how you will work.



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Let's select all the keyframes and then press control and click on one of them.



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Then they would return to you know Lynnie or completely.



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Let's go back here.



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Usually we would select all our keyframes right click and go to keyframe assistant and say easy ease



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or select all our frames and just press F 9.



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There have been all.



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Is it eased then go to the graph and here you are.



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You do them any petitions that you want.



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It's pretty easy and pretty simple but bringing you here in the beginning would have meant that you



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don't understand how this graph is operating and what is special and what is temporal interpolations



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in the next lecture we are going to use temporal and spatial interpolation to create an amazing graph



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for our little ball here.