Re: FLASH: Selecting multiple keyframes

[Phil Ward]

Click on the 'Edit Multiple Frames' icon, two overlapping solid squares

below your timeline, then move the selection tabs at the top of your time

line to include the required frames, Ctrl-A to select everything, this will

then allow you to move multiple frames together....don't forget to lock all

other layers first though.


Regards


Phil Ward

Crescent Graphics

phil-wcrescent-graphics [dot] co [dot] uk

www.crescent-graphics.co.uk

New Media <> Internet <> Visuals <> A/W



> >

> Hi

>

> Thank you for the suggestion but I think I was a little vague with my

> question.

>

> I've got a movie which has multiple keyframes over time, which

tweens/moves

> etc. I want to select each animation and move it to a new point on the

> stage. If I select the keyframes (on multiple layers) in frame 1 and move

it

> to the new position, all the other keyframes are out of alignment further

on

> in the timeline. Any thoughts?

>

> Hope to here your ideas soon!!

>

> >>Jay.. @ M Corp.




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