In the last month, I have mostly been working on refactoring the Kdenlive keyframes system to make it more powerful. This is part of a NGI Zero Commons grant via NLnet.
What is your use case for that? I mean, you can already set width and height to 0 essentially giving you just a dot. But I don’t see the point (pun intended).
In the example you quoted, nothing has changed about that.
You couldn’t do it before and you can’t do it now … It’s just two different way to define a rectangle being normalised to one.
If you want to apply effects to an arbitrary area you need to use a mask.
Do you have any future plans to implement randomization(or oscillation) of these keyframe values in an adjustable way? (So that the users can create hand-held effects, beat syncing to the music, etc., on the fly.)
There is WIP for adding math functions to parameter values. As an iteration of that perhaps rand() (or whatever function for RNG is working) might get added …
WONDERFULL work!!! Kdenlive keeps growing and becaming better day by day.
Thanks for your effort.
A feature i greatly wish to be added in the track effect, was the ability to track a point and show the “arrow” or the blur box, in another place (at DeltaX and DeltaY of the tracked x,y).
Not always the point you want to apply the effect, has image details to be easy tracked.
By the way, you made a great job!
Considering this is done by more or less one developer, imagine what could be achieved if we could attract more contributors or had more money to contract out some development work.
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Maybe I misunderstand you, but in the import keyframes dialog there is the ability to add offsets, and you can always apply a secondary transform to offset things too? This has Always™ been possible.