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Hello, I'm trying to turn the Z axis clockwise only. Every time I try, I get both clockwise and counter-clockwise rotation... |
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Hi! Remember that Parseq uses absolute values rather than relative amounts. So you need to specify the target total rotation that you want to hit at the relevant keyframes. Here's an example where the initial image will rotate by 45° between frame 0 and 40, another 20° between frames 41 and 80 (up to 65°), and then another 115° between frames 81 and 119 (up to 180°). 
Full example added to library here: #110 Also, remember that if you rotate too much without a very high strength, the diffusion process might re-interpret the input frame as "the right way up". |
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Hi! Remember that Parseq uses absolute values rather than relative amounts. So you need to specify the target total rotation that you want to hit at the relevant keyframes.
Here's an example where the initial image will rotate by 45° between frame 0 and 40, another 20° between frames 41 and 80 (up to 65°), and then another 115° between frames 81 and 119 (up to 180°).
Full example added to library here: #110
Also, remember that if you rotate too much without a very high strength, the diffusion process might re-interpret the input frame as "the right way up".