Wrenn on break

For my animations in general I use all of the preset graphs

I do only a few adjustments if I eg. want the movement to be faster/harsher.

The only two ‘custom’ graphs I use are these two, which are also basically heavy exaggerations of the preset graphs in AM

Additionally I use Oscillate + Swing to fill in the gaps between tweening, just so my image glides a little.

Usually low settings. In “Sinking Town” I had the angles on ‘Swing’ have a bigger gap, so it looks more like cardboard cutouts being moved rather than regular gliding.

For shaking/jitter I use Autoshake on low settings, Oscillate is also effective especially if you want the img to shake in one direction

I also use Motion blur a lot, I usually don’t change it’s default settings however

In my most recent animation “Fool-me-not” I didn’t use any graphs at all but utilized keyframes like this ⬇️⬇️

Note that this is only possible on 12fps.

15fps works ok too but there’s smoother movement, rather than the ‘Stop motion’ style I went for in the animation

You can also technically cut up your image and move the second half and then group it all together, but that would mean you’ll have a LOT of layers, which causes lag and is a tad bit tedious

Alternatively you can use this graph (it’s in premium though!) and adjust it to have lesser ‘keyframes’

Each ‘stair’ in this graph works as a (key)frame and looks a lot like low fps/stop motion style.

I used this one for slower/low fps spinning such as the cardboard flower element in the same animation (0:25–0:48 timeframe)

I really hope this was at least somewhat helpful or understandable. I’m usually the worst at explaining things! Feel free to ask for clarification and happy tweening!!!