This is great for adding over anything that you want to add fog, or clouds, or smoke, or any kind of texture over things. And now we have these detailed kinda little clouds. So let's take the scale and ironically you wanna push the scale up to make it kinda push down. It's kinda hard to tell right now because we're zoomed really far in. Of makes these clouds allows a little more realistic. One thing that I like to adjust is the detail I can push that up, and that just kind. So if I select this and go over to our inspector, we can adjust a couple things. And if I hit 1 on the keyboard, we can see that this makes clouds. Right next to our background, we have this node called fast noise. Well, we can actually generate steam, kind of smoke clouds, that kind of looking thing, using a generator here in the Fusion page. So we have this shot of stirring coffee, right? And it looks okay, but it would be really nice if there was kind of this nice kind of fluffy steam coming off of it, so that we know it's nice and hot. This is something that seems like it'd be really complicated, but it's really easy. You’ll get only the selected keyframes.Now let's have a look at creating one of my favorite effects in the Fusion page and that is adding steam, adding smoke to things, adding kind of these like little particle things.Those keyframes will be highlighted in red.With the help of your mouse, drag a box around the keyframes you want to be copy.

Now you can see your keyframes for zoom.From the dropdown, select your required option, in this case, “Zoom”.Select the source clip which has your keyframes.Here, if you do “ Alt + V”, and select “ Zoom” under “ Paste Attributes” and “ Apply“, t hen it will paste all the keyframes.īut you don’t want all the keyframes. Now, let’s say, you’d like to copy individual or a few of the keyframes (not all of them) to another clip. Let’s suppose, for one of the clips you do a lot of keyframing for zoom.

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