Create a motion path for the ellipse. Then, in the Composition window, drag the ellipse up and to the right toward the top edge of the composition. Once the ellipse is in its new position, LiveMotion automatically inserts a new Position keyframe at frame 3 and calculates motion between the first and second keyframes. This is the representation of the motion path the ellipse will follow during the animation. Each dot along the a motion path represents the object's position at each frame of animation between keyframes.
Squares represent the object's position at a keyframe.
Because the frame rate is constant, the farther apart the dots and squares, the faster the object moves along the path. Keep the ellipse in motion throughout the animation. This will keep the ellipse in motion throughout the one-second animation. View your animation. All rights reserved.