Hello Everyone!
I am currently working on keyframes and I am currently trying to figure out what In, Out, In-Out,and Out-In does to the animation.I have a vague idea on what it does based on my research,but I don’t know what it fully does.
I believe in out is the opposite of out in. In out is basically the same animation style with an in and out animation merged together. And out in uses that product but just reverses it.
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In would start the animation slow and then accelerate until the end of the animation. Out is just the opposite and in-out would mean that the animation will start off slow and then gain speed and then slow down again and out-in is just reversed. I’m not 100% sure about it but i’m pretty sure that’s what they do.
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