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I don't see any difference between using "move" or "scale" for the rubberband.
Is there a difference or are these 2 commands for the price of 1 ;-) ?
Is there a difference or are these 2 commands for the price of 1 ;-) ?
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Move moves a single Node.
Scale moves all Nodes.
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Ok, I should have been more specific, there's "move" for a single node but also "move all" and "scale all" and I don't see any difference between the last 2.Edius X - Edius 9.52 Pro - Win 10 64 - AMD-Ryzen 9 3900X - 32 Gb DDR4 - ASUS-PRIME X570-PRO - Nvidia GeForce RTX 2070 SUPER - SSD M.2 1000 Gb system + 3 x 3 Tb storage - 2 x 23" Full HD Monitors - M-Audio Studiophile AV40Comment
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"Move all" will move all of the nodes up and down at the same distance as the node you're currently adjusting.
"Scale all" will appear to move the nodes as well, but it will only move all other nodes relative to the one you are adjusting, so as to maintain the overall "keyframe" setting. You will notice that when scaling, the other nodes do not move exactly the same distance up or down as the one you shift.
It's a bit tricky to describe without a video to illustrate. :)Comment
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Even without a video, you're explanation is clear enough.
Thank you very much.Edius X - Edius 9.52 Pro - Win 10 64 - AMD-Ryzen 9 3900X - 32 Gb DDR4 - ASUS-PRIME X570-PRO - Nvidia GeForce RTX 2070 SUPER - SSD M.2 1000 Gb system + 3 x 3 Tb storage - 2 x 23" Full HD Monitors - M-Audio Studiophile AV40Comment
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