Back to Basics: The Graph Editor 

Great. Thanks for this. The complete apprendice course.

These tutorials are so informative, well done and exactly what I need. Thank you so much!👍🤗🎆

Very well made tutorial. Thanks.

thank you very much! this has been incredibly helpful. love your way of explaining!

I believe an "f" curve depicts the position of something as a function of time. "f" is simply because the position curve looks like an "f". I've also heard it called an "s" curve. It is generated by using a constant positive acceleration followed by a constant negative acceleration. The opposing accelerations result in zero velocity at the target position. If you integrate the accelerations you get velocity, then if you integrate the velocity you get position. BTW, thank you for your excellent presentations.

If you landed here first, stay strong and graph edit your face off, otherwise you will die a slow agonizing death trying to get timeline, dope sheet, or NLA to bend to your will and ultimately will find yourself back here at the graph editor, with a bigger monitor and dedicated view tab;). I have yet to find anything in the other options that can’t be done quicker, more accurately or really more fun in GE 😂 good luck.

Thanks. Do you know of a way to copy a modifier to multiple channel at once and / or adjust the modifiers parameters on multiple channels at once?

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