Barra lateral#
Acción Editada#
Referencia
- Panel:
Panel de Acción Editada.#
Contains settings for the object’s active action. Only visible if the Action Track is selected.
- Acción
A data-block menu where you can see, change, and clear the object’s active action. See also the Action Editor’s Action.
- Extrapolación
Determines whether the action will influence the frames before/after its boundaries once it has been pushed down into a strip. (As long as it’s still the active action, Hold is used regardless of the choice.)
- Mantener
The property values at the action’s first keyframe also apply to the earlier frames (if the strip is the first in the track). The values at its last keyframe also apply to the later frames (up to the next strip).
- Mantener Adelante
The property values at the action’s last keyframe also apply to the later frames (up to the next strip).
- Nada
The animated properties return to their default values outside of the strip boundaries.
- Fundido
How to combine the action’s property values with those of the tracks below.
- Reemplazar
Overwrites the values produced by the lower tracks. If Influence is less than 1, a linear interpolation between the previous and new values is used instead.
- Multiplicar, Sustraer, Adicionar
Blends the action’s values with those of the lower tracks using a simple calculation. If Influence is less than 1, a linear interpolation between the previous values and these calculated values is used.
\(result = mix(previous, previous (+-×) value, influence)\)
- Combinar
Dependiendo del tipo de cada propiedad, se elige automáticamente uno de los siguientes métodos:
- Eje/Ángulo de Rotación
\(result = previous + value × influence\)
Esto da como resultado el promedio del eje y agregar la cantidad de rotación.
- Rotación en cuaternios
La matemática de cuaterniones se aplica a los cuatro canales de la propiedad a la vez:
\(result = {previous} × {value} ^ {influence}\)
- Proporcional (Escala)
\(result = previous × (value / default) ^ {influence}\)
- Otros
\(result = previous + (value - default) × {influence}\)
Nota
Since this blending mode uses quaternion multiplication to calculate the Quaternion Rotation properties, it always drives all four channels during playback, and Insert Single Keyframe is forced to insert all four keys. Other types of channels can still be keyed individually.
- Influencia
How much the action contributes to the result of the NLA stack.
Clip#
- Nombre
Name of the strip.
- Silenciar (casilla de verificación)
When unchecked, the strip will no longer contribute to the animation. It’s shown with a dotted outline to indicate this.
Clip activo#
Referencia
- Panel:
Panel de Clip Activo.#
Contains common strip properties.
- Fotograma Inicio
The frame where the strip begins. Changing this will move the strip while keeping its duration constant.
- Fotograma (fin)
The frame where the strip ends. Changing this will also change the Action Clip Frame End, thereby cropping or extending the action. If you instead want to speed it up or slow it down, scale it by using or adjusting the Playback Scale setting.
- Extrapolación
Ver Extrapolación.
- Fundido
Ver Fundido.
- Fundido en, Salida
How many frames it takes for the strip’s influence to ramp up at the start and wind down at the end.
Two strips with Auto Blend enabled.#
- Fundido de Entrada/Salida Automático
Calculates Blend In/Out automatically by looking at the strips in the track above or below that overlap the current strip in time.
- Reproducción
- Invertido
Makes the strip play backwards.
- Repetir Tiempo del Clip
Whether to wrap the Animated Strip Time back to the start if it exceeds the Action Clip Frame End.
Animar Influencia#
Lets you manually specify, and animate, how strongly the strip affects the animation. This is an alternative to using the (Auto) Blend In/Out settings above.
To create an influence keyframe, first type a value, then either click in its context menu or press I while hovering over it. You can see the keyframes in e.g. the Graph Editor.
Animar Tiempo de Clip#
Lets you manually specify, and animate, the frame at which the underlying action is sampled.
Nota
Although the setting is called Strip Time, its value is a frame number inside the action, not inside the strip. If you have an action going from frame 1 to frame 50 that’s referenced by a strip going from frame 101 to 150, you’d set the Strip Time to 1 to see the first keyframe, not 101.
In combination with Cyclic Strip Time, this lets you play the action’s keyframes multiple times in a single strip. As an example, say that the action’s keyframes are between frames 1 and 50. If you animate the strip time to instead go from 1 to 100, the keyframes will play twice (at twice the speed).
In practice, however, it’s easier to use the Repeat setting described below.
Clip de Acción#
Referencia
- Panel:
Panel de Clip de Acción.#
Contains properties specific to Action strips.
- Acción
The action referenced by the strip.
- Fotograma de Inicio, Fin
How much of the action to use. By adjusting these, you can crop or extend the action (and the strip, as its Frame End will change accordingly). If you extend the action, F-Curve Extrapolation will kick in.
One case where these settings can be useful is in cyclic animation where the first and last keyframes of the action have the same value (meaning this value applies for two frames when the animation restarts). By reducing the Frame End, you can exclude the last keyframe and have the value apply for only one frame instead.
- Sincronizar Longitud
Automatically sets Frame Start/End to the action’s first/last keyframe when exiting Tweak Mode.
- Ahora
Sets Frame Start/End to the action’s first/last keyframe.
- Escala de Reproducción
Makes the animation play more quickly (scale < 1) or slowly (scale > 1) than the original action.
- Repetir
Makes the action play multiple times.
Acción#
Referencia
- Panel:
See Action Properties.
Modificadores#
Referencia
- Panel:
Strip modifiers let you make non-destructive changes to all the curves inside the strip’s action.