All options in the Keys menu
Paste Ripple
When pasting a keyframe region, select Paste Ripple to make keys that follow the pasted selection move according to the size of the pasted region. Deselect this option to keep other keys anchored, when pasting a keyframe region.
VK Ripple
When manipulating keyframe selections, VK Ripple allows you to set how keyframes behave relative to your edits. This option is the same as the VK Ripple option in the FCurves pane Classic Mode. To change the behavior of the keyframes when VK Ripple is active, see VK Ripple Options.
VK Ripple Options
The following table describes the options in the VK Ripple menu:
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
| Move Ripple X | When offsetting a selection, select this option to push deselected keys horizontally according to the offset. Deselect this option to keep deselected keys anchored when offsetting. Enabled by default. |
| Stretch Ripple X | When stretching a selection, activate select this option to move deselected keys horizontally according to the stretch. Deselect this option to keep keys that are not selected anchored when stretching. Enabled by default. |
| Move Ripple Y | When offsetting a selection, select this option to push deselected keys vertically according to the offset. Deselect this option to keep keys that are not selected anchored when offsetting. Enabled by default. |
| Stretch Ripple Y | When stretching a selection, select this option to move deselected keys vertically according to the stretch. Deselect this option to keep keys that are not selected anchored when stretching. Enabled by default. |
| Ripple All Y | When moving a region, select this option to ripple all keys vertically outside the selected region. |
Switch to Fixed on Edit
When Switch to Fixed on Edit is active, editing the Auto key by dragging its tangents in the FCurves pane switches its interpolation from Auto to Fixed. This option is active, by default.
Reset Tangents on Switch to Auto
When Reset Tangents on Switch to Auto is active, switching from Fixed to Auto resets the tangents of a selected keyframe, so that they are the average of the previous and next keyframes. This option is active, by default.
When Reset Tangents on Switch to Auto is disabled and you switch a keyframe from Fixed to Auto, the tangents of the selected keyframe are not reset and retain their offset. See Tangent area.