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Convert extrapolated curves to keyframes in Motion

By default, keyframe extrapolation occurs without creating keyframes. This lets you experiment with various methods. However, you can convert an extrapolation method into keyframes to further manipulate them, using the Generate Keyframes command. You can choose how many extrapolation cycles you want converted into keyframes. Cycles after the number chosen remain in the extrapolated state.

Keyframe Editor showing path prior to extrapolation
Keyframe Editor showing extrapolated path
Keyframe Editor showing extrapolated path being converted into keyframes

Convert extrapolation data into keyframes

  1. In the Keyframe Editor in Motion, click the Animation menu for the parameter you want to modify, then choose Generate Keyframes from the Before First Keyframe or After Last Keyframe submenu.

    Note: The Animation menu (a down arrow) remains hidden until you position the pointer over the far-right side of the parameter row you want to modify.

  2. In the Generate Keyframes dialog, select the number of cycles to be keyframed.

    Generate Keyframes dialog

  3. Click OK to confirm your selection.

See alsoSet curve extrapolation in MotionCurve extrapolation methods in Motion

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