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Feedback chips and strength

One-click feedback like “Too hectic”, and a dial from 0 to 150 % for how much of a change to keep.

Motion feedback often comes down to a few familiar symptoms. EaseKit turns them into chips you can send with one click, or apply instantly without the AI. And for any AI change, a strength dial lets you keep only part of it.

Feedback chips

The Feedback area under the stage has seven chips. Each can go to the AI, or be applied instantly with a fixed adjustment:

ChipThe AI looks forInstant adjustment (⌥-click)
Too hecticToo much at once, restless motionDurations about 30 % longer, stagger 1.6×, bounce halved, travel 0.7×
Feels heavySluggish timing, soft curvesDurations 25 % shorter, stagger 0.8×, weak curves become ease-out
Transition unclearElements that don't read as one flowDurations 20 % longer, stagger 1.5×, bounce 0.6×
Too abruptHarsh starts and stopsDurations about 18 % longer, weak curves become ease-out, bounce 0.7×
More punchFlat, boring motionDurations 15 % shorter, bounce 1.6×, travel 1.35×
Too playfulCheap or too bouncy motionBounce 0.3×, travel 0.8×
Text too fast to readText that leaves too soonDurations 25 % longer, stagger 1.3×, 0.6 s more hold at the end
  • Click a chip to send it to the AI as a message. The AI also gets a feedback translation with likely causes.
  • ⌥-click a chip to apply it instantly, without the AI. A notice says “Applied instantly: …” and a new version (origin Feedback) appears.
  • Right-click for both options: Send to AI and Apply Instantly (No AI).
Feedback chips under the stage

Dial how much of a change to keep

Under every AI result, a quiet line lists what it touched (for example @heart · scale). Click it to open How much of this change?

  1. Click the change note under an AI answer. The stage shows that version.
  2. Drag the dial: 0 % is the version before, 100 % is what the AI made, and up to 150 % pushes the change further. It moves in 5 % steps.
  3. Watch the stage update live as you drag.
  4. Click Keep 70 % (or whatever you chose) to save it as a new version, or Reset to go back to 100 %.
Dial controlRangeDefault
Strength0 % to 150 %, in steps of 5 %100 %
⇧-dragFine control
⌥-clickBack to 100 %
Double-clickType a value

Show or hide the chips

Toggle the chips with ⌥⌘3 or View → Stage Areas → Feedback Chips.

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Troubleshooting

If this happensTry this
⌥-click does nothingThe chip found nothing to change (for example no stagger to scale). Send it to the AI instead.
The change note isn't clickableOnly AI answers that changed the animation have one.