<p>Just select all the keyframes you want reducing and use the built-in plugin called 'smoother' which will convert your set of baked keyframes back into a bezier curve.</p>

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2016-11-24T09:39:10.980Z
I'm trying to clean the camera keys (camera is imported from Blender).  This works for the "position" parameter but not for orientation.  Any solution that would work for *any* parameter ?
gordie
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2019-03-15T14:18:36.617Z
I assume you mean "smo**o**ther"? In any case, I can't find anything like that in AE CC 2018. Where do I need to look?
Ben Philipp
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**Edit:** nvm, it's under "Window"
Ben Philipp
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Dan
<p>I'm new to After Effects and played with Mocha for After Effects a bit (which is v.easy to pick up) and was wondering: If I have a bunch of dense set of keyframes as a result of tracking, is there an After Effects option/script that can clean the data (reduce keyframes but maintain easing/timing) ? 
Is this possible ? If so, how ? </p>

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Cleaning tracked keyframes in After Effects
George Profenza
# Cleaning tracked keyframes in After Effects

(Asked by: username_0 on 2012-08-25)

I'm new to After Effects and played with Mocha for After Effects a bit (which is v.easy to pick up) and was wondering: If I have a bunch of dense set of keyframes as a result of tracking, is there an After Effects option/script that can clean the data (reduce keyframes but maintain easing/timing) ?
Is this possible ? If so, how ?

**Tags:** after-effects


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## 1 answers

### Answer by username_1 on 2012-10-02. Score: 6 | Accepted answer

Just select all the keyframes you want reducing and use the built-in plugin called 'smoother' which will convert your set of baked keyframes back into a bezier curve.

> **Comments:**
> **username_2**: I'm trying to clean the camera keys (camera is imported from Blender).  This works for the "position" parameter but not for orientation.  Any solution that would work for *any* parameter ?  
> **username_3**: I assume you mean "smo**o**ther"? In any case, I can't find anything like that in AE CC 2018. Where do I need to look?  
> **username_3**: **Edit:** nvm, it's under "Window"  

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