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# Supported Properties

Ease & Wizz 2 can be applied to keyframeable properties that support expressions.

## Numeric Properties

Numeric properties use value easing. Ease & Wizz 2 calculates the eased value between keyframes.

Common examples include:

* `Position`
* `Scale`
* `Rotation`
* `Opacity`
* Color properties
* Slider values

## Shape, Mask, and Other Non-Numeric Properties

Some After Effects property types cannot be safely interpolated as raw numbers. Ease & Wizz 2 handles these with automatic Curvaceous mode.

Common examples include:

* Shape paths
* Mask paths
* Text documents
* Markers
* Layer index values
* Mask index values

See [Curvaceous Mode](/plugin-everything-docs/ease-and-wizz-2/reference/curvaceous-mode.md) for how this works.

## Unsupported Selections

Ease & Wizz 2 cannot apply expressions to properties that After Effects does not allow expressions on.

If nothing happens, or After Effects refuses the expression, check that the selected property is keyframeable and supports expressions.


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