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Features

• Timeline editing, with keyframes:

Classic timeline editing with keyframes and curves.

• Live preview without affecting the original

In the animation editor, you can select a "preview context" which loads an instance of the scene you want to animate.
Any changes that are made here won't affect the original .tscn file.

• Relative value keyframes

Keyframes can set absolute values (e.g. position.x = 30) or relative value (e.g. position.x += 30)

• Easily change who each track is animating (parameterised)

Apply the same animation to different objects. Combined with relative value keyframes, you can apply e.g. the same a walk cycle animation to all your characters

• Set parameters from code.

Easily change who the animation is affecting, or what property is affected at runtime
Set keyframe values based on scripted logic.

• Modifiable playrate (play backwards, play speed modifier
  Playback speed,

• Preview in different contexts

• Drag keyframes onto different tracks
  Move, copy/paste, duplicate across tracks without hesitation

• undo/redo
  Robust undo system that won't accidentally delete your work

• Emit signals / call functions?
  Keyframes can emit signals and call functions

• Can have keyframes that are driven by other objects (as with Inverse Kinematics)
  Keyframes can be relative to other objects. E.g. look_at target

• Nested animations
  Animations playing other animations. Parameters driving other parameters

• Expression
  Use of expressions/functions instead of keyframes e.g. sin(time) or noise functions to animate

• Onion skinning

• Dope sheet with curves

• Snapping and Grid

• Zoom and Pan while editing

• Preview Audio/Video while editing

• Auto-keyframe LocationRotationScale

[GeorgeS2019]

Here is the fix to the Readme.md

## Features
- [x] Timeline editing, with keyframes: 

Classic timeline editing with keyframes and curves. 

- [x] Live preview without affecting the original

In the animation editor, you can select a "preview context" which loads an instance of the scene you want to animate.
Any changes that are made here won't affect the original .tscn file.

- [x] Relative value keyframes

Keyframes can set absolute values (e.g. position.x = 30) or relative value (e.g. position.x += 30)

- [x] Easily change who each track is animating (parameterised)

Apply the same animation to different objects. Combined with relative value keyframes, you can apply e.g. the same a walk cycle animation to all your characters

- [x] Set parameters from code.

Easily change who the animation is affecting, or what property is affected at runtime
Set keyframe values based on scripted logic. 

- [x] Modifiable playrate (play backwards, play speed modifier
Playback speed,

- [x] Preview in different contexts

- [x] Drag keyframes onto different tracks
Move, copy/paste, duplicate across tracks without hesitation

- [ ] undo/redo 
Robust undo system that won't accidentally delete your work

- [ ] Emit signals / call functions?
Keyframes can emit signals and call functions

- [ ] Can have keyframes that are driven by other objects (as with Inverse Kinematics) 
Keyframes can be relative to other objects. E.g. look_at target 

- [ ] Nested animations
Animations playing other animations. Parameters driving other parameters

- [ ] Expression
Use of expressions/functions instead of keyframes e.g. sin(time) or noise functions to animate 

- [ ] Onion skinning

- [ ] Dope sheet with curves

- [ ] Snapping and Grid

- [ ] Zoom and Pan while editing

- [ ] Preview Audio/Video while editing

- [ ] Auto-keyframe LocationRotationScale