Keyframepõhist

Keyframepõhist is a term used in Estonian-language discussions of animation and digital composition to denote the history of keyframes. A keyframe captures the value of an animated property at a specific moment in time, such as position, rotation, scale, or opacity. Keyframepõhist refers to how these keyframes are created, modified, organized, and evolved over the course of a project, as well as how their interconnections through interpolation shape the final motion.

In practice, keyframe history is maintained by animation software as part of the project’s data model and versioning system. It enables actions such as undoing edits to a keyframe, comparing alternative timings, and revising animation without losing prior work. Analysts and animators may study keyframepõhist to understand decisions, optimize motion curves, or ensure consistency across scenes.

Key concepts related to keyframepõhist include interpolation between keyframes (tweening), the representation of curves in a graph editor, and the management of keyframe tracks for different properties. The term emphasizes not only the static positions of keyframes but their temporal development and the workflow practices that preserve, review, or revert historical states.

See also: keyframe animation, timeline, version control for digital assets, animation graph, tweening.