Creating procedural animated filters VS keyframe animation with FF too

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Creating procedural animated filters VS keyframe animation with FF external tools

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As far as I understand it, the new FF 11 STUDIO version offers you to make PROCEDURAL animations and create animated filters but is not possible to create KEYFRAME animation

What IS Procedural Animation ?

Procedural animation means that the animation is generated automatically via mathematical transformations that occur over time.
So procedural animation on FF 11 STUDIO is generated by attaching the new Animation components to adjustable parameters.

QUESTION 1 WHAT CAN YOU DO IN PROCEDURAL ANIMATION ?
It would be good to know what kind of filters you CAN create with these new Animation filter components to make a PROCEDURAL animations ?
I mean what things, settings and parameters can be animated ?

QUESTION 2 WHAT YOU CAN NOT CREATE IN A ANIMATED FILTER BECAUSE IT BELONGS TO KEYFRAME ANIMATION ?

So this one is the opposite of the above, and is what settings of the filter you are creating can NOT be animated because is not PROCEDURAL

QUESTION 3 - ARE THE ANIMATIONS CREATED WITH EXTERNAL FF TOOLS REALLY KEYFRAME ANIMATIONS ?

There are already available in the FF wiki Page some external tools that can be used to create animations but these are límites to only MODIFIYING the values of the available filter settings

So, are these animations created considered keyframe animations ?

Thanks very much emme for answering

1 - Good to know that it works like any other component and in the same way as other with green/gray input limitation

2 - So then is possible also to make keyframe animation with procedural animation? Good but how?

I am sorry that I only have FF 11 professional and can not upgrade to Studio, so when I may download the trial of FF11 Studio when I have time to use it

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emme wrote: Here is an example with a sphere animated

Cool and well done. Thanks I will see what I can do and create something like this

For example, you can plug the Normalized Time into a Tone Curve, you can then use a custom Bezier Curve to drive your animation. Much like you would animate using keyframes or a graph editor. The horizontal axis is time and the vertical axis is your animated value. So if you want to animate a bouncing ball, you can draw a bouncy path using the curve editor, plug it into the Y position of an Ellipse and it will follow that path through the animation.

It seems that now with the new Filter Forge Animator plugin you will be also be able to make keyframe animations

You can see more information in this page shown here