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### Ease Presets (`extensions/scriptui-panels/Ease Presets.jsx`)
Window ▸ Ease Presets.jsx: easing curves kept by name and applied to pairs of neighbouring
selected keyframes (#254; it was a core panel in v0.6.0). A curve is the out side of a segment's
Window ▸ Ease Presets.jsx: easing curves kept by name and applied to the sides of selected
keyframes (#254; it was a core panel in v0.6.0). A curve is the out side of a segment's
first key and the in side of its second, in the Keyframe Velocity dialog's terms: influence in
percent, and speed relative to the segment's average speed (1 = as fast as a straight line, 0 = at
rest), so one curve fits any duration and change of value.
* Click a preset to apply it to every pair of neighbouring selected keyframes of each selected
property, in one undo step (per dimension, and along the motion path for spatial properties;
the keys' other sides keep playing as they did). The keys stay selected, so you can try another.
* Click a preset to apply it to the selected keyframes of each selected property, in one undo
step. **Ease** chooses the sides (#1329): **In** eases each key's incoming side with the curve's
in side, **Out** its outgoing side with the curve's out side, **In-Out** (the default) both. A
side is eased when it has a neighbouring keyframe, selected or not (the neighbour doesn't
change), with its speeds scaled to the segment on that side: per dimension, and along the
motion path for spatial properties. So a single keyframe works, a selected pair gets the whole
curve, and the first and last keys ease the side that has a segment. The side not eased keeps
playing as it did (a Hold stays a Hold). Roving keyframes are skipped, and the status says how
many: they pass speed straight through, so an ease on one wouldn't play (turn off Roving to
ease it). The keys stay selected, so you can try another.
* The drawing shows the working curve; type its numbers (Out % and Speed, In % and Speed) and
click Apply, or click From Keys to read the curve between the first selected pair.
click Apply, or click From Keys to read the curve between the first selected pair of neighbouring keys.
* Save keeps the working curve under the typed name (replacing a preset of that name); Rename
and Delete act on the selected preset of your own. The twelve built-in presets can't change.
* User presets are kept with `app.settings` (section `Ease Presets`, key `userPresets`, in