Eyeon:Manual/Fusion 6/Interface Overview/Spline Editor/Autosnap
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Autosnap
To assist in precisely positioning spline keyframes and control points, the spline editor has an Autosnap function. Autosnap controls can be accessed through the spline editor's context menu. Autosnap only affects horizontal (time) snap. Control points are always free to move in vertical (value) range.
Right-click in the graph view and select Options>Autosnap, then select one of the following options from the context menu.
Autosnap Context Menu
- None
- This allows free positioning of the keyframes.
- Frame
- Keyframes will snap to the nearest Frame.
- Fields
- Keyframes will snap to the nearest Field.
Autosnapping And Guides
By default, a newly-created guide will snap to the closest frame. Guides that are moved with the mouse will also snap to the current frame. This behavior can be changed by selecting Options>Autosnap Guides>None or by selecting Options>Autosnap Guides>Field from the context menu.
Keyframes that are moved close to a guide will snap to the guide, allowing for precise timing. This behavior is on by default and it can be disabled by selecting Options>Autosnap Points>Guides in the spline's context menu.
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