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Carrara F.A.Q (Last Updated: 2024 Nov 28 3:44 pm)
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the space between the the key frames I "emptied" of info (I clicked twice, and in the tweening info box I went to formula and deleted it) so the space between key frames is "empty"..yet the camera still moves. i then opend up the info on the camera in the animation time line...emptied out all the info between key frames ...thats seem to work. but that does not seem to be the proper system to keep the camera from moving.
If the tweener is set to discreet between the 1st and 2nd 'no-move' keyframes, the camera will stay put. If not, then the default bezier keyframe will start the camera moving early on so that it 'comes-through' the 2nd keyframe with the motion and direction towards the 3rd keyframe. Kinda weird, but it's the way it works so.... we deal. :D
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i place a key frame for the camera....I then want the camera NOT to move for a certain amount of time, so further down the time line, (without touching anything, I place another key frame. after that second key frame, i move the camera. But for some odd reason, when I check the animation, between the two key frames of "non movement the camera moves. It returns to the original place when it gets to the second key frame, but why is it moving in between two key frames that are exactly the same?