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Hi. I'm Chia-Ling from
Google Web Designer.
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In this video, I will talk
about motion path editing.
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For an introduction
to motion paths,
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please watch our previous
video, 'Motion Paths Overview'.
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If you select the
Motion Path tool,
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you will see the
'Transform control' tick box.
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Tick the box to enable
transform control.
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With it enabled, you can
move, resize or rotate
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a motion path.
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Here I have an element with
two keyframes and a motion path
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that goes from the upper left
to the lower right.
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To move the motion path, you can
simply click and drag to the new location,
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or you can use the arrow keys
to nudge the motion path by 1 pixel,
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or hold the 'Shift' key and
press the arrow key to shift by 10 pixels.
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To resize, click and drag
any of the 8 handles.
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To resize with a
fixed aspect ratio,
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hold the 'Shift' key
while dragging.
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To resize about the
centre of the motion path,
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hold the 'Alt' or 'Option'
key while dragging.
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You may also drag a resize
handle over the opposite edge
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to flip the motion path.
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If you wish to resize along any direction
other than horizontal or vertical,
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you may change the
orientation of the resize box.
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To do so, you can use
the text field here,
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and enter a certain angle.
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Or you can press the 'Alt' key
or 'Option' key,
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and the right arrow key
to rotate the box clockwise,
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and the left key
to rotate anticlockwise.
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Please note that
this only changes
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the orientation of the box;
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the motion path itself
does not rotate.
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Once you're satisfied
with the box,
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click and resize the motion path
along the desired direction.
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To actually rotate the motion
path, click and drag the ring.
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You may also move the
centre of the ring
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to change the
origin of rotation.
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If you want to reset
the rotation origin,
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or the orientation of the box,
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you can double-click
the centre of the ring.
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The box and the origin will go
back to their default settings.
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And that's all I have for today.
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Thank you for watching.