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{{Title|Dialogue Périphériques d'entrée}}
{{Category|Dialogs}}
{{Category|File Menu (Toolbox)}}
Lorsque disponible, ce menu ouvre une boite de dialogue de paramétrage de périphérique et permet à l'utilisateur de choisir des valeurs personnalisées.Il est recommandé d'avoir un seul périphérique Activé et de déscativer les autres. Choisir le mode Écran pour le périphérique actif. Habituellement il n'y a pas besoin de modifier autre chose. N'oubliez pas d'enregistrer les paramètres avant de fermer. Chaque outils peut avoir ses propres paramètres pour chaque périphériques donc si vous combiner le pointeur principal -Core pointer- (qui est toujours disponible) et un stylet vous devrez enregistrer un ensemble de préférences (couleur de contour et de remplissage, taille de brosse, outil sélectionné, etc...) pour chaque périf".

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{{Title|Image clé}}
{{Category|Glossary}}

Cette page est en cours de traduction - Soyez patient et/ou participez !

== Une image clé, c'est quoi? ==

Une image clé c'est basiquement une "repère" dans l'axe de temps. Ce repère permet à l'utilisateur de signaler à Synfig de se souvenir de l'état de l'animation à ce point précis (image). Cela signifie que l'image clé est comme une étiquette qui indique à Synfig que cette image doit être prise en compte lors de la création des points de passages. Cela indique aussi que cette image qui à été repérée est une image spéciale dans laquelle les informations de ''tout les paramètres de chaque calque sont enregistrés dans le but de les utiliser ultérieurement''.

Chaque image clé est associé avec sa propre image est un image peut avoir uniquement une seul image clé.

== A quoi ressemble une image clé? ==

Une image clé ressemble, dans le {{l|Timetrack Panel}}, à une ligne verticale pointillé de couleur marron clair situé à l'image correspondante. Vous pouvez la différencier du curseur de temps par sa couleur (le curseur de temps est bleu).

{{l|Image: KeyframesLookTimeLine.png}}

Les points vert que l'on voit dans l'image sont des {{l|Waypoints|points de passage}}.

Les images clés apparaissent également dans une liste dans le {{l|Keyframes Panel}} (fix keyframe dialog to explain better the columns of the dialog)

{{l|Image: KeyframesLookList.png}}

== Keyframes and waypoints ==

A keyframe doesn't necessarily imply a waypoint, and a waypoint doesn't necessarily imply a keyframe.

A keyframe could live all the time without any waypoint but it stores the information of the values of the parameters on that specific frame. If there is a waypoint there then the waypoint information (only the parameter value) is stored too. If there is no waypoint in the keyframe then its "stored" value is the result of the surrounding waypoints, its parameter values and the interpolation values the waypoints have. This means that a keyframe remembers the values of the parameters at that frame but does not keep them static at that frame. To maintain a parameter's value static in a certain frame you must use a waypoint.

The creation of a waypoint can cause the creation of new waypoints on the neighboring keyframes depending on the current value of the {{l|Lock Keyframes}} state. So, maybe, the creation of a waypoint (modifying a parameter or pasting or moving a waypoint or even duplicating a keyframe) can lead to the creation of a waypoint in the the keyframes that are immediately before and after the inserted waypoint's frame. The waypoints created in the neighboring keyframes are created according to the {{l|New Layer Defaults#Default Interpolation|default interpolation value}} in the {{l|Toolbox |toolbox window}}.

See the {{l|#Examples|examples}} to understand how this works.

== Adding, duplicating and removing keyframes ==

===Add a keyframe===
{{l|Image: AddNewKeyframeButton.png}}

Place the time cursor at a frame where there isn't currently any keyframe. Then press the Add new Keyframe button. If you place the time cursor at a frame where there is currently an existing keyframe then the Add Keyframe button is disabled. Once you press the button then a new entry is added to the list of keyframes and a vertical dashed line is added in the time line. No waypoint is created.

===Duplicate a keyframe===
{{l|Image: DuplicateKeyframeButton.png}}

Select a keyframe in the keyframe list of the {{l|Keyframes Panel}} and place the cursor at a frame where there isn't currently any keyframe. Then press the Duplicate Keyframe button. This would have two separated effects:

# If there is a waypoint at the original keyframe then the waypoint is duplicated. Its duplication includes the parameter value and its interpolation types.
# If there is no waypoint in the original keyframe for any particular parameter then two things could happen:
#*There is no waypoint for that parameter at ANY frame in the time line: Then NO waypoint is created.
#*If there is a waypoint in the time line for that parameter, but not in the keyframe that is going to be duplicated, then in the duplicated keyframe is created a new waypoint with a value for the parameter of the result of the current value at the original keyframe and a TCB Smooth interpolation type for both "In" and "Out".

Of course, duplicate a keyframe will produce a new keyframe at the place pointed by the time cursor and will add a new one to the keyframe list in the proper place. In the keyframe list, the new added keyframe have the same description than the original, plus a "(Duplicate)" at the end.

===Remove a keyframe===
{{l|Image:RemoveKeyframeButton.png}}

Just select a keyframe from the keyframe list and press the Remove keyframe button. It will remove the keyframe and all the waypoints for all parameters for all layers that are currently there.

<cite>''NOTE: If you move a keyframe by modifying its {{l|#Time|time}} in the keyframe list dialog and immediately press the Remove Keyframe button then the waypoints are not deleted. It seems to be a bug but also can be considered a feature if you really want to keep the waypoints and not the keyframe.''</cite>

== Editing keyframes: time, length & description ==

You can see in the Keyframe list dialog that there are four headers on it:

{{l|Image:KeyframesLookList.png}}

* Time
* Length
* Jump
* Description

The Jump column is only a shourt cut to place the time cursor at the keyframe where you make a click in the (JMP) label.

=== Time ===

You can modify the time (frame) where the keyframe is placed just making a click in the corresponding Time cell. It will allow modify the time forward or backward the amount that you want. If you try to set the time of a certain keyframe to be the same time of another existing keyframe then the program gives you this message:

keyframe_set: Cannot change keyframe time because another keyframe already exists with that time.

Modifying the Time of a keyframe has the following effects:

# The existing waypoints in the keyframe will move to the new position.
# If any parameter have a a waypoint in the time line, then the moved keyframe will have a new waypoint set to TCB Smooth on those paramter(s).
# According to the default interpolation method and the Lock Keyframes status and to the parameters that have any waypoint in the time line, new waypoints will be created on the neighbouring keyframes of the destiny time (frame). The original neighbouring keyframes will be untouched if don't coincide with the destiny neighbouring keyframes.
# If a keyframe is displaced and doesn't "jump" over other existing keyframe then the waypoints that are surrounding the original position of the moved keyframe are compressed and / or expanded in the timeline depending on the displacement of the keyframe. See the examples. <cite> This is a recent discovered behaviour</cite>

See {{l|#Change Keyframe Time|the example}} to see how that works.

=== Length ===

Length parameter sets the time the keyframe is exposed in the timeline until next keyframe. Changing the parameter shifts all following keyframes and waypoints forward or backwards.

=== Description ===

This cell allow the user insert a short description of the meaning of the keyframe. Just make click on it and change the text.

== Editing Keyframe Properties ==
{{l|Image: KeyframePropertiesButton.png}}

The Keyframe Properties dialog allows change the interpolation method for all the waypoints on the keyframe at the same time. Even if, for a certain parameter, there is no waypoint on the keyframe but the parameter have other waypoints in the time line, then when you apply the Keyframe Properties you will add a waypoint at that keyframe were there aren't currently any waypoint. The added waypoints have the interpolation methods stated by the dialog. It means that the Keyframe Properties dialog will modify the interpolation methods for all the parameters that have any waypoint in the time line.

The dialog have the following parameters:

{{l|Image: KeyframeDialog.png}}
* In: Checking this value you can change the interpolation method of the left part of the waypoints of the current selected keyframe of all the layers of the canvas to the selected {{l|Waypoints#Interpolation|interpolation method}} in the drop down menu.
* Out: Same but for the right part of the waypoint.
* Tension: See {{l|TCB}}
* Bias: See {{l|TCB}}
* Continuity: See {{l|TCB}}
* Temporal Tension: See {{l|TCB}}

You can check only one of both "In" or "Out" check boxes to only affect the change to the left or right part of the waypoints. The non checked part would not be modified. Same comment applies for the Manual interpolation method parameters (Tension, Bias, Continuity and Temporal Tension)

{{l|Image: KeyframeDialog2.png}}

This dialog would not affect what's the interpolation method for a new waypoint created by the user, automatically created by the keyframe duplication or by the lock keyframe state. The interpolation methods for new waypoints created in those cases will be both the same (In and Out or Left and Right) and depend only on the Default interpolation method of the Tool Box window.

See the {{l|#Examples|examples}} to understand better how it works.

==Examples ==

=== Duplicate a keyframe with no waypoint on it ===
For example, imagine that you have following set of keyframes and waypoints and the corresponding parameter of the radius of a circle:
{|
{| border = "1"
|+ Before duplicate keyframe at 2s to 6s
!Frame!!Keyframe!!Waypoint!!Radius!!Interpolation
|-
|0s||yes||yes||20.0||TCB Smooth
|-
|2s||yes||no||25.0||n/a
|-
|4s||yes||no||30.0||n/a
|-
|8s||no||yes||40.0||TCB Smooth
|}
{{l|Image: GraphBeforeDuplicate.png}}

notice that although the interpolation between 0s and 8s is TCB Smooth the real result
is linear due that they are the only two waypoints of the animation for that parameter.

If you select the keyframe at 2s, place the time cursor at 6s (where there isn't a keyframe), set the {{l|New Layer Defaults#Default interpolation | default interpolation}} to TCB Smooth, and have the {{l|Lock Keyframes | lock keyframe status}} to ''All keyframes locked'' and press the duplicate keyframe button, then the result is the following:

{| border = "1"
|+ After duplicate keyframe at 2s to 6s
!Frame!!Keyframe!!Waypoint!!Radius!!Interpolation
|-
|0s||yes||yes||20.0||TCB Smooth
|-
|2s||yes||no||25,78125||n/a
|-
|4s||yes||yes||30.0||TCB Smooth
|-
|6s||yes||yes||25.0||TCB Smooth
|-
|8s||no||yes||40.0||TCB Smooth
|}
{{l|Image: GraphAfterDuplicate.png}}

You can see that:
# At 0s none has changed. Not affected by the insertion of the keyframe. It is two keyframes away from 6s and also have a waypoint.
# At 2s there was a keyframe and stills there. But previous to the creation of the keyframe at 6s the current interpolated value of the radius was 25.0. After the creation of the keyframe at 6s the radius is the result of the interpolation between 0s and 4s frames waypoints with its radius values and its interpolation methods. That is 25.78125. This keyframe is more than one keyframe away from the new 6s keyframe so no waypoint is created.
#At 4s there was a keyframe and still being there. But in this case the 4s keyframe is a neighbor of the new 6s keyframe. As well as the lock keyframe state was set to ''All keyframes locked'' then the keyframe at 4s has been locked adding a waypoint on it. The radius value hasn't changed (still being 30.0) because it was locked adding a waypoint with its current value). The Interpolation mode of the waypoint was set to TCB Smooth as stated by its default value.
# At 6s there is a new keyframe with a new waypoint with the old value of the interpolated value of the keyframe at 2s. That is a radius of 25.0.
#At 8s nothing has changed. There wasn't any keyframe and there was a waypoint so nothing is expected to change.

Imagine now that you repeat the same operations but you choose the default interpolation set to Constant. Then the result is the following:

{| border = "1"
|+ After duplicate keyframe at 2s to 6s (constant interpolation)
!Frame!!Keyframe!!Waypoint!!Radius!!Interpolation
|-
|0s||yes||yes||20.0||TCB Smooth
|-
|2s||yes||no||20.0||n/a
|-
|4s||yes||yes||30.0||Constant
|-
|6s||yes||yes||25.0||TCB Smooth
|-
|8s||no||yes||40.0||TCB Smooth
|}
{{l|Image: GraphAfterDuplicateConstant.png}}

Now you can see that the keyframe at 2s doesn't hold the value of the parameter by itself. It only remember the value if a waypoint is created on it, by the result of the insertion of a neighbour waypoint, or if a keyframe is duplicated and the lock keyframe status affects that keyframe. In this example the value at 2s has changed drastically due to the different interpolation method for the created waypoint on 4s. If in this situation you duplicate again the keyframe at 2s to other frame (ej. 10s) then it would copy a keyframe with a waypoint on it with a radius's value of 20.0, what is the current value of the parameter in that keyframe before duplicate it.

=== Editing Keyframe Properties ===

Consider this situation for a certain layer:

{{l|Image:BeforeChangeKeyframeProperties.png}}

In the sample the animation duration is 10 seconds so the image shows all the existing waypoints and keyframes. The time cursor isn't over any keyframe.

Now consider that you have the following default values:

* {{l|New Layer Defaults#Default Interpolation|Default Interpolation}} method set to "Ease in/out"
* {{l|Lock Keyframes| Lock Keyframes}} status set to "All Keyframes Locked"

Now select the keyframe at frame 4s in the keyframe list. Press the Keyframe Properties button and set the following interpolation method:

{{l|Image: KeyframeProperties2.png}}

and press Apply button. The result will be this:

{{l|Image:AfterChangeKeyframeProperties.png}}

You can see the following effects:

# The existing waypoints at 4s keyframe have changed its interpolation methods according to the Keyframe Properties dialog.
# There are new added waypoints at 4s keyframe. The waypoints are added to the paramters that have almost one waypoint in the time line (for example the one that have only a waypoint at 9s). The added waypoints at 4s keyframe have the interpolation settings that was stated by the Keyframe Properties dialog.
# New waypoints have been created for the neighbouring keyframes to 4s (2s and 6s) fo all the parameters that have any waypoint in the time line. The waypoints are created in the neighbouring keyframes according to the {{l|Lock Keyframes |Lock Keyframes}} status. Also the created waypoints interpolation method responds to the {{l|New Layer Defaults#Default Interpolation|default interpolation}} method you have set.

If in the Keyframe Properties dialog you were checked off the Out or the In check boxes then it would have happened two things:

# The existing waypoints at 4s would only change its interpolation method on the side the check box was checked on. The other side will be untouched.
# The new added waypoints will have the interpolation method set to TCB Smooth method where the check box is off and the interpolation method set by the keyframe properties dialog where the check box is on.

{{l|Image:AfterChangeKeyframeProperties2.png}}

In this sample it was only checked on the "In" check box.

=== Change Keyframe Time ===

==== Without waypoints between keyframes ====

Consider again this situation for a certain layer:

{{l|Image:BeforeChangeKeyframeProperties.png}}

Now consider that you have the following default values:

* {{l|New Layer Defaults#Default Interpolation|Default Interpolation}} method set to "Ease in/out"
* {{l|Lock Keyframes| Lock Keyframes}} status set to "All Keyframes Locked"

Now select the keyframe at frame 4s in the keyframe list. Make a click in the Time cell and modify the time to be 3s. The result will be this:

{{l|Image:AfterChangeKeyframeTime.png}}

==== With waypoints between keyframes ====

Consider now this situation for a certain layer:

{{l|Image:timetrackbefore.png}}

Now consider that you have the following default values:

* {{l|New Layer Defaults#Default Interpolation|Default Interpolation}} method set to "Ease in/out"
* {{l|Lock Keyframes| Lock Keyframes}} status set to "All Keyframes Locked"

Now select the keyframe at 4s in the keyframe list. Make a click in the Time cell and modify the time to be 2s. The result is this:

{{l|Image:timetrackafter.png}}

You can see how the waypoints at right and left of the moved keyframe have been compressed and expanded in the time line. Also notice that any waypoint has been formed in the moved keyframe at the paramter at the bottom of the list but yes in the static keyframes. It seems to be a bug (?).

Trying to understand this behaviour I see that also the keyframes keep the waypoints between two adjacent keyframes although you move them, keeping the distribution of the waypoints in the portion of time line between keyframes. This behaviour doesn't happen if the moved keyframe "jumps" over other keyframe when moved. <cite> Please add here as much information you can discover about keyframes behaviour. It seems that there are some bugs and any information is welcome</cite>

== Advanced uses of keyframes ==

===Reusing keyframes===
If you want to learn more about advanced uses of keyframes see this tutorial about reusing animations. Keyframes can be like stored "poses" that can be reused several time in the animation. Very useful for lip sync.

{{l|Reuse Animations}}

===Usage of Onionskin===

To properly use the onion skin feature (ALT-O or File>View>Toggle Onion Skin) you should consider the frame where the keyframes are set. Onion skin will show you the before and after keyframes images with a 50% opaque copy of the current view. Also the current view is 50% opaque.

See {{l|Onion Skin|Onion Skin}} for more detail.

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 {{Note|Note|Synfig Studio can be reset to its default window arrangement (as shown in the screenshot). In the {{Literal|File}} menu from the Toolbox select {{c|Panels|Reset Windows to Original Layout}}.}}
-The center window is the {{L|Canvas Window}}. A new Canvas Window appears each time Synfig Studio starts. The window represents the {{l|Root Canvas}}, not that it means much to you at the moment, but that's OK &mdash; we're just trying to show you around. In the upper left corner of the Canvas Window, you'll see a button with a {{l|Canvas Menu Caret|caret}}. If you click on this caret button, the {{l|Canvas Menu Caret|canvas window menu}} will pop up. If you right-click in the canvas area and there is no {{l|layer}} under the mouse position, this menu will also appear. So now you know where the most important canvas menu is. Good.
+The center window is the {{L|Category:Canvas_Window|Canvas Window}}. A new Canvas Window appears each time Synfig Studio starts. The window represents the {{l|Root Canvas}}, not that it means much to you at the moment, but that's OK &mdash; we're just trying to show you around. In the upper left corner of the Canvas Window, you'll see a button with a {{l|Canvas Menu Caret|caret}}. If you click on this caret button, the {{l|Canvas Menu Caret|canvas window menu}} will pop up. If you right-click in the canvas area and there is no {{l|layer}} under the mouse position, this menu will also appear. So now you know where the most important canvas menu is. Good.
 The other two windows (one on the bottom, and one to the right) are customizable {{l|dock dialogs|dock dialogs}}. Each dock dialog contains a set of {{L|panel|panels}}, arranged horizontally or vertically. Some panels share the same space inside the dock dialog and you can switch between them by clicking on their {{l|panel tab|tabs}}. You can rearrange the contents of dock dialogs as you wish by dragging the panel tab to where you want it. You can even create a new dock dialog by dragging a tab out of its dock dialog.
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 * {{l|Layers Panel}} &mdash; shows you the hierarchy of the layer of your working canvas. It also allows you to manipulate these layers.
 * {{l|Params Panel}} &mdash; shows you the parameters of the layer currently selected. When multiple layers are selected, only the parameters that the selected layers have in common are displayed.
-* {{l|Categorical Help#Synfig Dialogs|Tool Options Panel}} &mdash; shows you any options specific to the currently selected tool.
+* {{l|Tool Options Panel}} &mdash; shows you any options specific to the currently selected tool.
 * {{l|Navigator|Navigator}} &mdash; shows a thumbnail image of what the currently selected canvas looks like. You can also zoom in and move the focus around with this panel.
 * {{l|History Panel}} &mdash; shows you the history stack for the current composition. You can also edit the actions in history.
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 When you click on the Circle Tool, you should notice that the {{l|Tool Options Panel}} changed. But we'll get to that later.
-With the Circle Tool selected, you can now create circles in the {{l|Canvas Window}}. This works as you might expect &mdash; click on the canvas, drag to change length of the radius, and release the mouse button when you are done. Go ahead and create two circles (or more, if you fancy). If you accidentally release the mouse button before dragging, you end up creating a circle with 0 radius and it is effectively invisible! No need to worry, you can easily fix this. In the Params Panel, you can change the parameters of the selected object. If you just made a 0 radius circle, it should be the current selected object. You can change its radius to some value other than 0, say 10, and manipulate it to your liking with the canvas ducks later.
+With the Circle Tool selected, you can now create circles in the {{L|Category:Canvas_Window|Canvas Window}}. This works as you might expect &mdash; click on the canvas, drag to change length of the radius, and release the mouse button when you are done. Go ahead and create two circles (or more, if you fancy). If you accidentally release the mouse button before dragging, you end up creating a circle with 0 radius and it is effectively invisible! No need to worry, you can easily fix this. In the Params Panel, you can change the parameters of the selected object. If you just made a 0 radius circle, it should be the current selected object. You can change its radius to some value other than 0, say 10, and manipulate it to your liking with the canvas ducks later.
 {{Note|Note|Some users might experience the following problem: when you click and drag on the canvas using the Circle Tool, either nothing seems to happen or you end up making insanely huge circles. To fix this go to {{c|File|Input Devices}} and '''disable all the devices''' you can find there. If you have an extended input device that you want to use, such as a pressure-sensitive pen, then enable it in this screen. After this change Synfig will work as expected.}}

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-When available, this menu opens the Device Settings Dialogue and allows the user to seup its custom values. It is reccomended that only one device were Enabled and the rest disabled. Set the mode of the enabled device to Screen. Usually there is not need to touch anything more. Remember to save the save the settings before close.
+When available, this menu opens the Device Settings Dialogue and allows the user to setup its custom values. It is reccomended that only one device were Enabled and the rest disabled. Set the mode of the enabled device to Screen. Usually there is not need to touch anything more. Remember to save the settings before close.
-Each tool will have its own values for each device so if you combine the Core pointer (always available) and the stylus you will save a set of preferences (prefered fill and outline colors, brush size, selected tool, etc. for each device.
+Each tool will have its own values for each device so if you combine the Core pointer (always available) and the stylus you will save a set of preferences (prefered fill and outline colors, brush size, selected tool, etc.) for each device.
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-{{Title|Onion Skin (pelure d'oignon)}}
+{{Title|Onion Skin - pelure d'oignon}}
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 Les BLines sont les objets les plus utilisés dans toute animation normal réalisée avec Synfig, et elles peuvent être créées avec l'{{l|BLine Tool}}.
-S'il vous plait, regardez la page de l'{{l|BLine Tool}} pour plus d'informations.
+Pour plus d'informations, regardez la page de l'{{l|BLine Tool}}.