Hold the Alt key while dragging to keep the motion path centered at the same spot.Hold the Shift key while dragging to maintain the original aspect ratio.Drag a handle to change the size of the motion path. The resize box borders the motion path in blue, with handles at each corner and on each side.With this option enabled, the transform controls display when you select an element with a motion path.ĭrag the motion path to a new position on the stage. You can move, resize, flip, or rotate motion paths by selecting the Motion path tool then checking the Transform control box in the tool options bar. Deleting a thumbnail or keyframe deletes the segment of the motion path that ends at that thumbnail or keyframe.Deleting an anchor point corresponding to a thumbnail or keyframe without any animated properties other than the motion path also deletes the thumbnail or keyframe. The Delete anchor point option of the Motion path tool lets you remove an existing anchor point by clicking it.To straighten a motion path, double-click both anchor points. Double-clicking again extends the control handles. Double-click an anchor point to collapse the attached control handles.If another control handle is attached to the same anchor point, the other control handle automatically adjusts its angle to match unless you hold down the Alt key. When the Motion path tool is selected, drag the control handles to change their length and angle, affecting the motion path's curvature.When the Selection tool or the default option for the Motion path tool is selected, drag any spot on the motion path - including anchor points - to change the shape of the path.Adding an anchor point using this method doesn't add a thumbnail or keyframe. The Add anchor point option of the Motion path tool lets you click a spot on the motion path to add an anchor point, fixing the motion path there.This adds an anchor point where you can change the easing.
Add a thumbnail or keyframe that changes the position of the element.To change the shape of a motion path: Add an anchor point Motion paths can be simple curves, closed shapes such as polygons and circles, or detailed outlines of other objects. For straight lines, control handles lie flush against the segment or are collapsed.Įditing motion paths Editing motion path shape The length and direction of a control handle indicate the degree of the motion path's curvature. Each segment between anchor points has two control handles, one attached to each anchor point. You can add anchor points along the motion path using the Motion path tool.Ĭontrol handles are visible when the Motion path tool is selected.The starting and ending anchor points are always at keyframes. Thumbnails or keyframes that specify a new x or y position for the element automatically generate anchor points.You can only view one motion path at a time.
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