You need to alter the time from frame to frame not anything in the settings. If you’ve set your 1st keyframe at 00:00 and your second keyframe is at 00:01 it’s going to be incredibly quick so you need to extend the timeframe on the second or last keyframe as it sets the overall time of the animation.
@houseofmanuela , please be so kind as to follow the instructions of @DanS_1 , and/or check out my explanation in this thread which is also very similar. Let me know if something is unclear to you!
Hi all! I am actually looking for a quick way to speed up my video. I have about 40 keyframes and changing to time stamp for each key frame is becoming a tedious task to speed up the entire video. Also, manually adjusting the keyframes is leading to non-uniform speed adjustments between multiple key frames. I just saw a tutorial " https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=407&v=-oVjsEzEN2Q " where there is an option to increase the camera speed globally for all keyframes at once in revit. I am not able to find the same option under “Capture” tab in sketchup. Please let me know if there is a quicker way to speed up camera movement in the sketchup plugin. Thanks.
Hey all! Sorry I just found the solution to the problem. I simpy changed the time setting for the last key frame and the entire video time length for shortened uniformly. Thanks