After Effects CS6 Tutorial - 24 - Working with the Graph Editor Video Lecture | Adobe After Effects CS6: Complete Course from Novice to Pro - IT & Software

let me get the rotation on there so I
can show a little better so now if I
click on the rotation here I should be
able to snap it there we go now you can
see how the snap works it's snapping to
that point right there and to this point
over here control Z to get back I'm
gonna take on the animated so both of
them are just like position alright now
this magnifying glass here with the
arrows this adjusts the height and auto
zooms on your graph based on the height
of the graph so remember when I was
using the hand to scroll well and it was
automatically adjusting if I turn this
off zoom in now I can scroll around and
it doesn't automatically adjust so that
might be handy it's a it's good for
seeing like the graph in relative
because sometimes when it automatically
zooms in you kind of lose track where
you are so I'm gonna put that back on
because it's on by default I'm gonna
zoom back out the next button over here
it's a greyed out right now it's called
the pit selection to view so if I select
some points here I'll select those two
points that one is unselected and now
it's available to click on so I can
click on it and it puts those points in
the view
get back out there we go the next one
here is the fit all graphs to view so I
will add the other graph again and let's
get it let's move this point way way out
here now that point is out of view so if
I hit this now it's going to bring
everything in view let me move that back
this right here is the separate
coordinates so I'll click on that for
you and now you get your x position Y
position and your rotation so if you had
scale it would do the different scales
the height and the width that would show
up so that's how you can animate those
individually let's turn that back off
looks like it changed my keyframes when
I did that also so I'll turn those back
on to what they were if you don't
remember how to do that you can check
out the keyframe velocity tutorial on
how to change your keyframes so the next
button over is the keyframe menu and
where you can do your keyframe editing
here okay I just clicked off the next
one over this is the hold keyframe
button so if I click down there and
wanted to make it a hold keyframe you
can say it changes we haven't gone over
hold keyframes but that's how that works
you can change it to a linear keyframe
and this one is the auto busy-busy a
keyframe the next buttons are easy ease
buttons so if I wanted to make this an
easy ease key you can see how it changes
and it is also an easiest key keyframe
now
and this is the easy ease in and this is
the easy ease out button so if I want to
change this back to what it was Oh click
on the linear so that's how you get out
of the easies also and that's it for the
buttons for now we'll we'll be going
over how to edit these points and what
these handles mean and all that stuff in
the second part of the tutorial so I
hope to see you guys there and have a
good one