Dataton WATCHOUT User's Guide
Dataton WATCHOUT User's Guide
Dataton WATCHOUT User's Guide
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Corners and Smooth Tween<br />
Points<br />
There are two kinds of tween points: corners and smooth points. A corner is<br />
represented by a blue dot, and is added by clicking the left mouse button. A<br />
sequence of corner points causes the value to change gradually, and linearly,<br />
between the points. Often, this is the desired behavior, particularly when<br />
controlling opacity or volume.<br />
A smooth point is represented by a red dot, and is added by clicking the right<br />
mouse button. It acts as a pin attached to the curve by a rubber band. When<br />
you move the smooth point away from the curve, the rubber band stretches,<br />
causing the curve to bend. While this can be used for all kinds of tween tracks,<br />
it is particularly useful for making smooth movements using a Position tween<br />
track.<br />
Add a blue corner point by leftclicking.<br />
Add a red, smooth tween point by<br />
right-clicking.<br />
Removing a Tween Point<br />
To remove a point, drag it away from the tween track until it disappears. It is<br />
not possible to move or remove the first tween point.<br />
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