2011-05-14, 01:13 AM
Well thats good news then. I've looked at the animation side of keynote and it all seems straightforward.
The zip here is just an hour and really just to test out the multi track. Its easy enough just to add keyframes but on this scale it could get very laborious.
1. added keyframe at 0
2. moved second hand 90 deg and added at keyframe 15. It calculates all the ticks in between and I think you need 'fast calc' from options on.
3. cloned this motion (A panel appears which you can choose the frame range and its next start point. This does create it on another motion layer so you need to use 'mix down' Strangely, this creates another motion layer so you can then delete the first two.
4. same procedure again and I have 1 minute
5. create new motion, move the minute hand mix down again etc I think you get the idea
The zip here is just an hour and really just to test out the multi track. Its easy enough just to add keyframes but on this scale it could get very laborious.
1. added keyframe at 0
2. moved second hand 90 deg and added at keyframe 15. It calculates all the ticks in between and I think you need 'fast calc' from options on.
3. cloned this motion (A panel appears which you can choose the frame range and its next start point. This does create it on another motion layer so you need to use 'mix down' Strangely, this creates another motion layer so you can then delete the first two.
4. same procedure again and I have 1 minute
5. create new motion, move the minute hand mix down again etc I think you get the idea