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# Classic Workflow

The Classic workflow applies a fixed expression based on the easing options you choose.

## When to Use Classic

Use Classic when you want the older Ease & Wizz behavior or when you need a fixed expression with no editable layer controls.

## How Classic Differs from Dynamic

| Workflow | Behavior                                                             |
| -------- | -------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Dynamic  | Adds controls to the layer and lets you change easing after applying |
| Classic  | Applies a fixed expression for the selected easing setup             |

## Keyframe Range

Classic can target different keyframe ranges, depending on the selected option:

* All keyframes
* Start and end keyframes
* Start keyframe only

## Curvaceous Mode

Classic includes a manual Curvaceous mode for compatible easing types. Dynamic chooses Curvaceous mode automatically per property.


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