Apple MA434Z/A User Manual - Page 292

• To keyframe parameter changes you make using a node's Viewer controls, turn on the Autokey button in the Viewer shelf. Autokey button Whenever you first enable keyframing, a keyframe is automatically created at the current position of the playhead in the Time Bar for the affected parameters. 2 To create a second keyframe, move the playhead in the Time Bar to another frame, and then change the value of the parameter. A keyframe appears in the Time Bar to show this change. When a parameter is animated, keyframes appear in the Time Bar to indicate each change to that parameter. If the playhead is directly over a keyframe, that keyframe is green to indicate that it's "selected." In other words, changes you make to that parameter simply modify the current keyframe, instead of creating a new one. Note: You can also edit keyframes in the Curve Editor by clicking the parameter's Load Curve button (the clock-shaped button to the left of the Autokey button in the Parameters tab). To delete a keyframe: m In the Time Bar, move the playhead to the desired keyframe, then do one of the following: • Click the Delete Keyframe button in the Viewer or Curve Editor. Delete Keyframe button • Right-click the parameter from which you want to delete a keyframe, then choose Delete Current Key from the shortcut menu. • Click the Load Curve button for the parameter that contains the keyframe you want to delete, then click the keyframe in the Curve Editor and press Delete. 292 Chapter 10 Parameter Animation and the Curve Editor