![]() | Symmetrically — Dragging a direction handle changes the length and rotation of both direction handles symmetrically. |
![]() | Asymmetrically — Dragging a direction handle changes the length of the selected handle, but not the opposite handle. The rotation of both handles changes as you drag the selected handle. |
![]() | Independently — Dragging a direction handle changes both the length and rotation of the selected handle. The opposite handle does not change. You do this by "breaking" the handle. |
1. | Select the BΘzier interpolation option. |
2. | Click a keyframe indicator to activate it. |
3. | Position the pointer over one of the direction handles. |
4. | (Option) Alt+click (Windows) or Option+click (Macintosh) the direction handle to select an adjustment method. Each time you do, the adjustment method cycles to the next adjustment method: symmetrical, asymmetrical, or independent. |
5. | Drag the mouse to move the direction handle. |
6. | Continue adjusting the direction handles to achieve the effect you want. |
![]() | When you make an adjustment to a direction handle, the Avid editing application remembers which adjustment method you used. If you do not want to change the adjustment method, do not Alt+click (Windows) or Option+click (Macintosh) the direction handle before making another adjustment to the same handle. Instead, just click the direction handle, and drag it to its new location. |