How to edit multiple tangents simultaneously

Hello.

Is it possible to edit multiple tangents simultaneously from the curves editor? I have an an animation where I change a gameobject scale and I would like to manually modify the curve form in the three axis. Though I can select the three keyframes all together when click on the tangent it seems that only one keyframe is selected giving this result



So.... how can I edit them and once? or... is it even possible ?

Regards

 

This drives me crazy! As far as I can tell you have to just adjust them each and then eyeball it?

 

That is what I've been doing so far.... not very convenient though

 

Yes this is truly frustrating.

 

Yeah I'm having the same problem now too with animating all three scale (xyz) properties! Only way I've figured out how to get it exact is by only modifying one of the curves (say the x) as you want the tangents to be, and then copying these modified keys over to the other curves to overwrite the old keyframes' tangents. Only works if you want them to be exactly the same though. Lol :/

 

I'm running into this too, you'd think it'd have multiple tangent editing.. It's only natural.. lol Really inconvenient..

 

Bump. Just like we can select multiple points and move them together , we should be able to select multiple points and modify the tangents as well.

 

We need this feature

 

+1, really frustrating not being able to grab the x,y,z anchors and edit them in unison, I thought this had been added?!

 

Feature needed.

 

It's a must!

 

Any update on multiple tangent selection?

 

googled this again today out of frustration, and ended up at the same thread I posted in a few years ago, haha. This is really frustrating for folks who author a lot of animations in the editor.

 

this is extremely annoying!

 

I just want to add to this beauty of a thread that yes, I, too, was surprised that this isn't possible (and I read the manuals). Ungh?!

 

This needs to be fixed.

 

I'd be really happy to use such a feature.
I have several animation curves in scriptable objects and it would be nice to edit interrelated curves together.

 

been waiting for this for the last 8 years. Hope is a very resilient bug in your mind....

 

Bump, this could be a really cool quality of life feature to add...

 

I'm back a few years later to bump this thread again.

We need stuff like this in the editor.
After all.. what's an editor if it's inconvenient?

 

@willgoldstone I hate to tag Unity staff directly but are you able to comment on this? Users have been waiting for years. This is a very major useability problem within the curve editor (used in many parts of the editor!) which should be rather quick and easy to implement. Perhaps the new quality of life team could take a look? Thanks!

 

Oh lawdy this is annoying, please fix this as a matter of urgency!

 

Yep, still waiting on this feature.

Is there even a third party plugin or something that can help with this?

 

Can't be that difficult... Bump!

 

It seems like editor UX is not being taken very seriously. At this point, our best bet might be to manually patch the editor with something like Harmony. There is a community project here already using Harmony to make the inspector proper, as it should've always been. Surely it must be possible for the curve editor.

It saddens me that we have to waste our own free time to do this. If the situation has not improved in 2-3 years, me and my team will surely investigate a jump to Unreal Engine after our current project, and we will not be talking very positively of Unity.

 

You know, I start writing a script that evaluates an AnimationCurve with a timer in Update, setting the lossyScale, but then I think: Man I should be using an Animation! If I want 3 similar animations I need 3 files stored somewhere. If I use my script it's just one script + the parameters for each object, serialized in the inspector component.
And then Unity is only dragging one Tangent Arm no matter what I select. Going back to using my script...

So uh - Bump!

 

Wow a lot of those I'd really love to see in the Editor. I've long wanted to drag a component without aiming specifically for like, a suuuuper small area to drag. The instant tooltip looks really nice too, like all of those things seems like they really should just be a part of Unity.

 

this is ridiculous... For almost 4 year, no unity staff tried to give attention to this problem.
Ridiculous

 

Bumping as I think this is a must-have bare bones fundamental basic feature when working on animations. Eyeballing multiple tangents isn't really "workflow".

 

Bump. This is ridiculous.

 

Selecting multiple keys or hierarchy will save days changing tangent types,

please add more spline documentation.

 

bump

 

After so these years this function still has not been improved, dammmmmn

 

This issue still needs to be fixed

 

It's 2023 and has no one found an answer yet?

 

F***ing S***

 

Amazing response from Unity uh