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# Curve Picker

The curve picker is where curves displayed on the graph editor will be shown. Only curves of the selected nodes will be displayed in the graph editor.

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### Controls

**Left click** on a curve to select or deselect it for display on the graph editor.

**Right click** on “rotation” curve to toggle between euler and quaternion mode.

**Select multiple curves** for display on the graph editor

* Windows : **`Shift`** / **`Ctrl`** + Left click
* Mac : **`Shift`** / **`Cmd`** + Left click

To **Select** or **Deselect** all curves of a node, Click on the node name at the top.

{% hint style="info" %}
Rotation curves are quaternion interpolation by default. Quaternion interpolation curves are assigned the ‘\[Q]’ label e.g. “Rotation X \[Q]”. To switch to euler, right click on the rotation curve and click “Set Euler”.
{% endhint %}

### Keyframes

The numbers on the right hand side represents the total number of keyframes for that property at the current animation layer (see more on animation layers [here](/pixcap-docs/interface/animation-panel/animation-basics.md)).

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{% hint style="info" %}
Only curves with at least 1 keyframe will be displayed in the picker. If no curves are displayed, it means that properties of the selected node do not have a keyframe (at the active layer) yet. You can press “S” key to save keyframes of the selected node(s) into the current frame.
{% endhint %}


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