by AndyCuccaro·Motion Graphics
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Easeit earns its place in the blender_extensions library as a focused add-on: select your keyframes, open the sidebar, and apply an easing preset in a single click.
Easeit is a Blender add-on from AndyCuccaro for applying easing presets to animation keyframes. It works with keyframes in the timeline/dope sheet and the graph editor, adding an Easeit tab to the sidebar of either editor.
Using it follows a short set of steps. You start with at least two keyframes that hold different values, open the sidebar in the dope sheet or graph editor, and switch to the Easeit tab. With the keyframes still selected, clicking any of the available presets applies the easing to that selection. The add-on includes several preset options to choose from.
Easeit is written in Python and released under the GNU General Public License v3.0 or later, and it requires no special permissions. Version 1.0.1 added versioning for Blender 5.0.x, and the add-on is compatible with Blender 4.2 LTS and newer. Source code, issue reporting and feature suggestions are handled through the developer's GitHub repository, though the developer makes no promise of implementing requests.
Easeit is best for blender animators who want to apply easing presets to keyframes from the dope sheet or graph editor sidebar.
Easeit is completely free to download and use.
Easeit is compatible with Blender 4.2 LTS and newer. The version 1.0.1 update added versioning for Blender 5.0.x. The add-on's tab appears in the sidebar of the graph editor or dope sheet, where you select keyframes and apply easing presets to the selection. For the exact supported range and any later releases, check the developer's GitHub page, where downloads are organized by Blender version.
Easeit installs like a standard Blender add-on. You can drag and drop the downloaded zip into Blender, or use Install from Disk. The developer's steps are to download the version matching your Blender build from the Releases page, open Blender, go to Edit > Preferences > Add-ons, press Install, browse to the downloaded zip, and click Install Add-on. Once enabled, the Easeit tab appears in the sidebar of the dope sheet or graph editor.
Easeit lives in the sidebar of the dope sheet or graph editor, under its own tab. To use it, create or open a scene with at least two keyframes that hold different values, select them, open the sidebar, and switch to the Easeit tab. Clicking any of the available presets applies that easing to the selected keyframes. The add-on offers several presets to choose from.
Easeit is listed as free here in the catalog. It is released under the GNU General Public License v3.0 or later and requires no special permissions in Blender. For current licensing terms, the source code and any updates, see the developer's GitHub repository. You are also free to open issues or suggest features there, though the developer notes there is no promise of implementing requests.
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