A bit confused by what this image is trying to illustrate. I'm guessing the horizontal dimension is time and the vertical dimension are a list of parameter values, but i'm not sure what the curviness of either direction comes from
ShonenMind
@Edge7481 I believe it's referring to the squiggles as essentially objects, and how after certain key frames, this squiggle bends and warps. It's mostly to show that, for instance in between key frame k+1 and k+2, there's a fluid motion between the squiggles, EVEN if we didn't explicitly ANIMATE that motion. This is usually done from the use of bezier curves in between key frames to accurately and fluidly represent movement.
A bit confused by what this image is trying to illustrate. I'm guessing the horizontal dimension is time and the vertical dimension are a list of parameter values, but i'm not sure what the curviness of either direction comes from
@Edge7481 I believe it's referring to the squiggles as essentially objects, and how after certain key frames, this squiggle bends and warps. It's mostly to show that, for instance in between key frame k+1 and k+2, there's a fluid motion between the squiggles, EVEN if we didn't explicitly ANIMATE that motion. This is usually done from the use of bezier curves in between key frames to accurately and fluidly represent movement.