Randomize

The Randomize tool is able to randomize all kinds of things (property values, keyframe times, layer times…)

First, open the Randomize panel by clicking on the Randomize button.


L’enfant au toton (Portrait de Auguste Gabriel Godefroy),
Jean-Baptiste-Siméon Chardin, 1738
Public domain.

You can choose to randomize:

For all modes, you can select the mode:

You can also choose if the value is added to the current state (offset) or if it completely replaces existing values (absolute).

Current Values

If you split the multi-dimensional values, three axis are shown; you can just ignore the third axis if you’re randomizing a 2D value. In case of colors, the three axis represent the Red, Green and Blue channels, and are ranging from 0.0 to 1.0 (or more in case of 32-bits-per-channel projects).

Layers

Keyframes

With keyframes, you can either randomize their times (and move them in the timeline) or their values.

If you split the multi-dimensional values, three axis are shown; you can just ignore the third axis if you’re randomizing a 2D value. In case of colors, the three axis represent the Red, Green and Blue channels, and are ranging from 0.0 to 1.0 (or more in case of 32-bits-per-channel projects).

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