Gregory's ServerI recently discovered this really neat, undocumented preference in Keynote while doing some good ol fashioned Spelunking:
defaults write com.apple.iWork.Keynote EnableCustomAccelerationCurves YES
Enjoy your fancy custom timing curves
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@samhenrigold Is that the motion blur they use in WWDC videos? Also, AnimationPluginDevelopment??? 👀👀👀 @mflider (slaps the roof of a piece of software i depend on not to crash in the middle of using it) yep this bad boy can fit so many mystery preferences in it @samhenrigold Haha! If you knew why some of these were added, or what they REALLY do, you would slowly back away from them, like they were coiled rattlesnakes. ;)  @samhenrigold How do you make the shapes show up on the side in a side bar? @samhenrigold I’ve been using Keynote for years and had no idea that was a thing. Thanks! Haha @samhenrigold This is really cool, thanks for sharing! What do you use to extract the strings? (Does not look like the standard string tool.) @gummibando it is the standard tool! I just pipe it to VS code: strings <binary> | code - @samhenrigold LOL, maybe I should see an optician. Totally ignored the line numbers clearly visible :) @gummibando as an aside, I’ve been loving this new font Berkeley Mono. Really neat ligatures, too @samhenrigold you can even alt click on the curve to add intermediate points! Thank you, thank you, and thank you. |
obligatory this is undocumented, it could break at any time, blah blah blah.
but live on the edge, ya know? we've only got one life. make some freaky timing curves. treat every magic move like it's your last.