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Multiple Keyframes

Editing actions apply to all three types of keyframe editors mentioned above and can be applied to a single keyframe editor or multiple keyframe editors of multiple layers.

Selecting a range of keyframes

  1. Hold down the left Shift ey and drag a rectangle around the keyframes you want to select inside the keyframe editor. Keyframes that fall under the selection rectangle are displayed as solid white dots. Selecting multiple keyframes
  2. To open more than one keyframe editor, hold down the Ctrl key when selecting the properties.
    Selecting multiple keyframes
  3. With multiple keyframe editors open, you can now select and edit keyframes from more than one keyframe editor simultaneously.
    Selecting multiple keyframes

Editing a range of keyframes

  • Right-clicking inside the keyframe editor with a selected range of keyframes allows you to change the interpolation type between only the selected keyframes. The popup menu gives you a list of options to choose from.
    Selecting multiple keyframes

Repeat a range of keyframes

  1. Hold down the left Shift key to select a whole number of bars.
  2. Right-click the keyframe editor.
  3. Select either repeat to end of layer or repeat to end of section .

Cut / copy / paste

  1. Hold down the left Shift key to select a range of keyframes.
  2. Right-click the keyframe editor and select cut keyframes or copy keyframes .
  3. Move to a different section of the timeline, rightclick the ribbon and select paste keyframes .

Clear a range of keyframes

  1. Hold down the left Shift key to select a range of keyframes.
  2. Right-click the keyframe editor and select delete keyframes .