Hey Everyone! Here's class 7 of After Effects. In this class you will learn about Hold Keyframes. By this we can hold positions or any value for a certain period of time. This will create a jumpy animation.In this episode, we're going to take a look at the "Toggle Hold Keyframes" command. There are three basic types of keyframes: linear, bezier, and hold. The thing that makes hold keyframes special is that they're the only ones that have no transition from keyframe to keyframe, meaning animation jumps in value once it reaches the next keyframe instead of moving over time. In order to apply a "hold" keyframe, you must "toggle" it on from another type of keyframe - linear or bezier. You can apply hold keyframes to anything that's keyframable, and I'm going to show you some interesting properties to apply them to. There's a lot to get through, so let's dive right in.
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