Like any keyframe in Blender, you can open any animation editor and edit their handle type or interpolation mode, respectively, by pressing
V
or
T
, or using the Key menu available in the dopesheet and graph.
b
bestelix
I think this is about pixels and the image scaling method, but yeah, there should be more info in the proposal.
L
Lauloque
Indeed, it could be about resampling when changing the scale.
The Transform effect strip does have an interpolation method, though the naming is confusing and it's weird to not have the same options on the strips themselves:
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Like any keyframe in Blender, you can open any animation editor and edit their handle type or interpolation mode, respectively, by pressing V or T , or using the Key menu available in the dopesheet and graph.
I think this is about pixels and the image scaling method, but yeah, there should be more info in the proposal.
Indeed, it could be about resampling when changing the scale.
The Transform effect strip does have an interpolation method, though the naming is confusing and it's weird to not have the same options on the strips themselves: