KeyTweak

Have you ever animated a mask with 100 keyframes and then modified each of them by hand to correct some errors? With KeyTweak it suffices to modify one or two keyframes and the other keyframes are automatically changed ‘accordingly’.

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KeyTweak

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While Tracker2Mask is useful to create masks, KeyTweak can be used to modify them once they are created. Have you ever animated a mask with 100 keyframes and then modified each of them by hand to correct some errors? With KeyTweak it suffices to modify one or two keyframes and the other keyframes are automatically changed ‘accordingly’.

Furthermore, with KeyTweak you cannot only modify masks but any other keyframed property. You can for example also use it to correct a drifting track or quickly refine the keyframed movement of a layer.

Last updated August 25th, 2009
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Tags: CS3, CS4, CS5, Featured, Keyframes, Masks

Mathias Möhl

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I started compositing and working with After Effects back in 2007 as a free time activity. As a computer scientist I am used to a formal, mathematical way of thinking which allows me to push the limits of After Effects. Therefore, I started developing scripts that let people perform complex tasks via easy and intuitive interfaces.

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7 Comments

mathias (Reply to this comment)
October 5, 2009

maybe stupid but how can i download your script?
great tutorials thanks for that
greetz from holland
Mathias Möhl (Reply to this comment)
October 6, 2009

@mathias: click on the blue “add to card” button. Then choose the amount of money you like to donate (can be set to 0$, but if you like my scripts I recommend to give something .
Nils (Reply to this comment)
November 6, 2009

Bei mir öffnet sich das Script in einem seperaten Fenster. Bei dir wird es jedoch in einem Rahmen angezeigt… Muss das so sein, oder wie kann man es zu den anderen Rahmen “schieben”?

Sonst aber tolle Tutorials

Greetz from Germany
Mathias Möhl (Reply to this comment)
November 7, 2009

Hallo Nils,
das kommt darauf an, wie du das script startest und wie du es “installiert” hast.
Wenn du es einfach über “file->scripting->run script” ausführst, wird es in einem separaten Fenster gestartet und du kannst diese Art Fenster auch nicht in dein Interface integrieren. Wenn du es in den “script UI Panels” ordner kopierst und über window->keytweak startest (siehe Infos zur Script-Installation auf aescripts.com), hast du es auch in einem separaten Fenster, dieses ist dann aber ein “dockable panel” dass du einfach in dein Hauptfenster hineinziehen kannst.
- Nils (Reply to this comment)
  November 7, 2009
  
  Besten Dank.
  Hat funktioniert
Zero (Reply to this comment)
February 16, 2010

wow it Great
nakul (Reply to this comment)
August 25, 2010

hi…Mathais…..its nice….
bt can trial it..on cs4

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