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This MEL script adds nondestructive controllable random jitter to keyed objects based on user settings. You can remove the jitter or swap it with the original animation curve at any time. There are many options included in this script such as random or nonrandom offset and dropoff and a mode that tries to simulate a stop motion feel by basing the amount of random jitter on the speed of the object or control (just remember to set the tangent type to stepped). To use, simply select what you want to jitter, run the code, and the GUI will popup. There is a graph editor included in the GUI that functions ok right now but I want to work more on it so that I can make it fully functional and useful.
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