Fcurve Modifiers Made Easy
After animating some property in Blender using keyframes you can edit their corresponding curves. When something is “animated”, it changes over time. This curve is shown as something called an F-curve. Basically what an F-curve does is an interpolation between two animated properties. In Blender, animating an object means changing one of its properties, such as the object’s location, or its scale.
the scene above animated using quick easy animate or quake easy animate, you want
As mentioned, Blender’s fundamental unit of time is the “frame”, which usually lasts just a fraction of a second, depending on the frame rate of the scene. As animation is composed of incremental changes spanning multiple frames, usually these properties are not manually modified frame-by-frame, because:
It would take ages!
It would be very difficult to get smooth variations of the property (unless you compute mathematical functions and type a precise value for each frame, which would be crazy).
This is why nearly all direct animation is done using interpolation. (from blender)
Introduction
this addon simplifies animation for you who has no time to set everything right from helicopter waving side to side to something levitating or a rotor rotation, this addon does it all
Take this addon as the simplest way to use Fcurve Modifiers, like Noise, Sin Generator and many more
NOTE: the above GIF framerate is lower than the actual framerate meaning the propeller is rotating faster than that.
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Filename:Quake Easy Animate.zip
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