[User Guide] Installation and User Guide for GOM Mix 2024ㅣGOM Lab

Function Learning

Motion Graph

GOM Mix provides Motion Graph Function called Easing. When an object moves or appears from one point to another, you can use the motion graph to create speedy animation effects.

1. Basic Motion Graph

Basic Motion Graph
Linear	Linear Motion Graph	In this motion graph, the value(speed) is regularly changed as the time passes. Without easing changes, animation operates at the same speed.
Step	Discontinuous stepwise Motion Graph	The animation operates at the same speed as Linear graph but repeatedly jumps and stays like walking up a stair. For example, if you apply the [Square Mask] effect to the keyframe of text clip, then you will see each letter appearing one by one as if you are using a keyboard.

2. Easing Motion Graph Function

The easing motion graph is remarkably classified into 3 types.

Easing Motion Graph Function
EaseIn	The animation starts slowly and ends quickly.
EaseOut	As opposed to Ease In animation, it starts and decelerates quickly and ends.
EaseInOut	The animation is applied by combining acceleration and deceleration by Ease In and Ease Out based on the intermediate time.

X axis : Time, Y axis : Speed(value) is expressed in a graph.
By default, it applies animation with the linear function at a constant speed as the time passes. On the right, the step function is used to increment the value, like stepping on a stair, as animation is played at a constant speed. Step function appears only in an event to set a keyframe.

The left column shows the Ease In motion graph.
The further you go down, it will have a lower start speed than the motion graph on top.
Bounce is applied at the bottommost part.

The center column can show the Ease Out graph.
The further you go down, it will have a higher start speed than the motion graph on top.
Bounce is applied at the bottommost part.

The right column shows the Ease In Out motion graph. Bounce is applied at the bottommost part.