Script to control velocity
Posted: Fri Jul 24, 2009 10:55 pm
Hello,
I'm wondering if there is a way to enhance the way to control velocity in AS.
That's why I would like to ask two questions.
1.
Is it possible to control the interpolation velocity parametres with a script. That means creating an eas-out/in, smooth, .... with a script.
I'am quiet sure that it's possible to create a script that finally just will act as a short cut to the key frame menu where you can choose between Ease In/Out, Smooth, and so on.
But that's not what I mean. I would like to know if it is possible to communicate with the "heart" of the software where the interpolation is really created.
If the answer is yes, (if the interpolation parametres can be controlled by a script) I can ask my second question.
2.
Is it possible to create a script that modifies the strength of deceleration?
Easing In is starting slowly and getting faster the more you are far from the starting key.
But this does not yet result in a finetuned animation. Because the degree of decelaration can create very different velocities for interpolations which all remain "eased in". If this was feasable it could be a practical solution to express the deceleration value by numbers. e.g. 1 = weak deceleration (starts quiet slowly), 10 = strong deceleration (starts very slowly).
This would help making velocities much more subtil. At the moment the speed control remains very limited, as there's is no way to modify the curves in a bezier mode.
stefman
I'm wondering if there is a way to enhance the way to control velocity in AS.
That's why I would like to ask two questions.
1.
Is it possible to control the interpolation velocity parametres with a script. That means creating an eas-out/in, smooth, .... with a script.
I'am quiet sure that it's possible to create a script that finally just will act as a short cut to the key frame menu where you can choose between Ease In/Out, Smooth, and so on.
But that's not what I mean. I would like to know if it is possible to communicate with the "heart" of the software where the interpolation is really created.
If the answer is yes, (if the interpolation parametres can be controlled by a script) I can ask my second question.
2.
Is it possible to create a script that modifies the strength of deceleration?
Easing In is starting slowly and getting faster the more you are far from the starting key.
But this does not yet result in a finetuned animation. Because the degree of decelaration can create very different velocities for interpolations which all remain "eased in". If this was feasable it could be a practical solution to express the deceleration value by numbers. e.g. 1 = weak deceleration (starts quiet slowly), 10 = strong deceleration (starts very slowly).
This would help making velocities much more subtil. At the moment the speed control remains very limited, as there's is no way to modify the curves in a bezier mode.
stefman