interpolation

Question 1

linear interpolation?

Answer 1

: is use in mechanical movements and natural motion that moves in a constant rate.

Question 2

Constant interpolation?

Answer 2

it’s referred to in some software as a hold frame it doesn’t ease or interpolate, it simply holds a value until it is replaced by a new value,

useful to blocking out a shot if I don’t want to be distracted by interpolation, I can setup my keys and focus on the poses rather than the motion between them.

Question 3

Bezier interpolation

Answer 3

is the only interpolation type that have easing therefore it is the only type that have easing handles

Question 4

Handles control how ?

Answer 4

the curves transition into and out of key frames.

Question 5

There are five different handle types?

Answer 5

Free,aligned , vector, automatic, auto clamped

Question 6

each a different combination of three separate attribute:

Answer 6

constant , linear and bezier

Question 7

These attributes dictate whether the handles are :

Answer 7

• manual or automatic
• smooth or sharp transition
• aligned, clamped or unclamped

Question 8

vectors handles:

Answer 8

are an automatic handle type that creates sharp transition.

Question 9

Free handles:

Answer 9

are a manual handle type that also creates a sharp transitions.

Question 10

Aligned handles:

Answer 10

are a manual handle type that creates smooth transitions.

Question 11

Autoclamped:

Answer 11

is an automatic smooth curve, but it is clamped, unlike all the other handle types
this means it prevents the interpolation curve from exceeding its value.

Question 12

Automatic handles:

Answer 12

create smooth transitions, but unlike autoclamped , they’re not clamped, meaning that careless uses interpolation curves can often go wild.