Docs: parity.md and gaps.md G8 describe ease presets (#254)
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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- After Effects SDK plug-ins cannot run in EffectCraft. Our own WebAssembly plug-in API exists
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([plugins.md](plugins.md)). Grow it: documentation, examples, and original effects that cover
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what the most common third-party plug-ins are used for (particles, glows, 3D objects, sabers).
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- Done so far: ease presets (Window ▸ Ease Presets, `keys.easePreset.*`, #254) cover what
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ease-curve plug-ins are used for: easing curves kept by name, drawn and edited in a value graph,
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and applied to pairs of keyframes ([parity.md](parity.md#update-ease-presets-254)).
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### G9. Reach
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wrong signatures and versions, fuel exhaustion, traps and bit-identical output; script
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`Socket` validates ports, and ScriptUI resource strings accept trailing array commas.
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## Update: ease presets (#254)
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**Window ▸ Ease Presets** is our own panel for what ease-curve plug-ins are used for in After
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Effects (G8): keep easing curves by name and apply them to pairs of keyframes. A curve is the out
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handle of the first key and the in handle of the second, in the Keyframe Velocity dialog's terms:
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influence in percent, and speed relative to the segment's average speed, so one curve fits any
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duration and change of value. Applying it eases every pair of neighbouring selected keyframes of
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each property in one undo step, per dimension, and along the motion path for spatial properties
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(as Easy Ease does); an Auto Bezier key keeps its other side. Twelve built-in curves (Linear,
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Smooth, Ease In-Out Soft / plain / Strong, Accelerate and Decelerate with Strong variants, Expo
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In-Out / Accelerate / Decelerate) are our own numbers; user presets are kept in the settings store
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(`ease_presets.json`; a corrupt file or entry is skipped, never fatal). The panel draws each preset
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as a thumbnail (a click applies it) and the working curve in a value graph whose two handles drag;
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Apply, From Keys (the curve between the first selected pair), Save Current, Rename and Delete.
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Commands: `keys.easePreset.apply {preset | curve}` (`curve` as `{outInfluence, outSpeed,
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inInfluence, inSpeed}` or cubic-bezier handles `[x1, y1, x2, y2]`), `keys.easePreset.capture`,
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`keys.easePreset.save {name, curve?}`, `keys.easePreset.list`, `keys.easePreset.rename {name,
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newName}`, `keys.easePreset.delete {name}`; automation ids `easePresets.*`.
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Not yet: curves with more than one bend (bounce and elastic shapes, which need keyframes in
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between), preset import / export files, and a live preview on the keys while dragging the handles.
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## Update: M5.9–M5.14 keyframes, M3.15 clipboard, M12.8 responsiveness
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- **The app froze every 10 s on Windows** (M12.8): the cache budgets' memory reading started
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