The Motion-Law is a 'Flexible Polynomial'. This means, I can edit the 'Start' and 'End' motion-values of all four motion-derivatives individually. There are eight motion-values in total.

Part 1:

1.Open the Segment-Editor

2.Clear the Blend Control Buttons for each motion derivative.

3.Make active the 'Start' and 'End' Control-Buttons for each motion-derivative. See the image below.

In the image below:

•The 'Start' and 'End' motion values for Position are '0' and '90'.

•The 'Start' and 'End' motion values for Velocity, Acceleration and Jerk are all zero.

Remember - the graphs auto-scale. Therefore, look at the Y-axis to see the minimum and maximum values, as you edit the motion-values.

Part 2: Experiment with the Motion-Values and Control-Buttons

1.Edit a motion-values for a motion-derivative in a data-box.

Remember - the graphs auto-scale.

2.Click the Control Buttons.

Continue to observe the motion values in the data-box and the motion in the graphs.