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Copying easing Ĭopying the easing of keyframes to other keyframes can be achieved via the right click menu. This can be useful for highlighting key moments in your animation. To change the color of a keyframe select a keyframe or keyframes and right click > Set Color > choose your color. This action can be performed across multiple attributes.

Copies of the keyframes will be created on mouse release. To duplicate keyframes, select keyframes and then alt/option + click + drag one of the keyframes. If the attribute does not exist, it will be added along with the keyframe data. If the keyframe data you are copying is from an attribute that already exists on the Layer you are pasting to, then those keys will be added to that attribute. You can also copy keyframe data from one Layer to another. You can do the same with multiple keyframes on the same attribute. To copy a keyframe, select one and choose Edit > Copy Keyframe ( cmd/ctrl + C) then move the playhead and chose Edit > Paste ( cmd/ctrl + V). Select a keyframe or keyframes and right click > Delete Keyframe(s).Select a keyframe or keyframes and hit the Delete key on your keyboard.To remove a keyframe or keyframes either: You can also select and move keyframes from multiple attributes and/or Layers. To move a selection of keyframes either cmd/ctrl + click or marquee select multiple keyframes and drag to move. To move a keyframe simply click and drag. Holding alt/option when double clicking will also move the playhead to that keyframe.Įditing a keyframe's value inline. Double click a keyframe and scrub or edit the attribute's value via the pop up control.Move the playhead to the same frame as an existing keyframe and scrub or edit the attribute's value.Select a keyframe or keybar and then right click > Add Keyframe.Move the playhead and click the keyframe icon in the attribute control.Move the playhead and scrub the attribute's value.Once you have set a Keyframe via the Attribute Editor you are able to set further keyframes in the Time Editor. Right - Show the layer names aligned to the right hand edge of Visibility Bars.Left - Show the layer names aligned to the left hand edge of Visibility Bars.Right click anywhere in the Time Editor and select an option under the Show Names item to display the name of an Layer on its Visibility Bar. Add Clip to End - If the end of a Visibility Clip is set before the last frame, add a section that starts at the at the end of the existing clip and ends at the last frame of the Composition.

Add Clip to Start - If the start of a Visibility Clip is set after frame 0, add a section that starts at frame 0 and ends at the start of the existing clip.

Merge Clip - Where Visibility Clips have been split, combine the clips into back into a single clip.

This splits the clip into two meaning a Layer can be turned on/off in the Viewport several times.

Split Clip - Split a Visibility Clip at the playhead.

Split Clips įurther options for Visibility Clips can be accessed by right clicking on a Layer and choosing Visibility Clips >. This is also true where one Layer's in point is on the same frame as another's out point.Ĭlick and drag the bar between the in and out points to move the entire visibility clip. Any Layers that share a common in/out point will also highlight when you click + drag they will all move. It's possible to adjust the start/end points of multiple Layers at the same time by holding down option/alt as you hover over an end point. Utilities that draw in the Viewport like Falloffs and Nulls are the exception to this rule. These Layers will appear as a chevron clip. The clip has no effect for Utilities, Filters or Shaders. For Behaviours, the clip represents when it will be enabled. A Shape will be visible when the playhead is over part of the clip. click + drag either end of a Shape's clip to adjust the frames that appear in the Viewport. UI Visibility Clips Īs the cursor hovers over the end of a Visibility Clip it will highlight. Adjust the Visibility Clips and animation curves for Layers.