Controlling In-Betweens
To make the ball bounce more convincingly, you'll change the interpolation
on the key at frame 15.
You'll use the tangency handles available in the Curve Editor. The tangency
of the curve will determine the position in space of the in-between frames.
Ghosting will let you see where the in-betweens are being positioned.
Using ghosting to visualize in-betweens:
1 Move the time slider to frame 15.
2 From the Views menu, click Show Ghosting to turn on this feature.
The ghosting feature shows object positions before the current keyframe
in an aqua color.
3 Go to Customize menu > Preferences > Viewports tab, and set Ghosting
Frames to 4 and set Display Nth frame to 3. Click OK to exit the dialog.
The viewport displays the ghosting.
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