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My model moves when I create a key
I have a problem, when I put a key in the timeline in a model, it crashes and moves forward and then comes back

To find out more, when this happens, in the motion editor, you can see that the model's animation drops down

(sorry for my English, I'm using Google Translate)
Last edited by ARTHUR; May 26 @ 12:24pm
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ARTHUR May 26 @ 12:29pm 
I didn't specify very well, but I meant to say that the model goes forward and then comes back
Zappy May 26 @ 1:05pm 
Originally posted by ARTHUR:
- when I put a key in the timeline in a model, it - moves forward and then comes back -
Graph Editor keyframes default to "spline" curves, which smooths out movement as much as automatically possible.

This, however, makes it so that if you have keyframes A and B at one position, and keyframes C and D at a different position, the time between keyframes A and B will have the controls "pull back" in a "lead-up" to the movement of keyframe C. The opposite also applies to the time between keyframes C and D.

If that's the issue, you should select the keyframes that you don't want any movement between, and press 2 on your keyboard to make them use "flat" curves instead. This makes it not do any sort of "lead-up" motion.
ARTHUR May 26 @ 2:15pm 
Originally posted by Zappy:
Originally posted by ARTHUR:
- when I put a key in the timeline in a model, it - moves forward and then comes back -
Graph Editor keyframes default to "spline" curves, which smooths out movement as much as automatically possible.

This, however, makes it so that if you have keyframes A and B at one position, and keyframes C and D at a different position, the time between keyframes A and B will have the controls "pull back" in a "lead-up" to the movement of keyframe C. The opposite also applies to the time between keyframes C and D.

If that's the issue, you should select the keyframes that you don't want any movement between, and press 2 on your keyboard to make them use "flat" curves instead. This makes it not do any sort of "lead-up" motion.

well, I did what you said and it didn't work, it didn't go flat, it was the same thing, if you know another method that could be


(and by the way there was something strange, there was a time when I inserted a key and it wouldn't move and I couldn't even move the screen and it, and if I tried to move it, it would go to another key that was in front)
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Date Posted: May 26 @ 12:21pm
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