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Subject: | Re: FLASH: Selecting multiple keyframes |
From: | Clodagh O'Donovan |
Date: | Thu, 9 Mar 2000 14:06:12 GMT |
ok - so what you're saying is that you don't want to move the graphics on
the
stage area - you want to move the keyframes on the timeline?
* select the relevant frames and layers in your movie
* ctrl + shift + C
* Shift = f6 to clear the keyframes or shift + F5 to delete the frames
* select the layers and frames you want to move the selection into (if
you
select the same number of frames in won't insert any new ones - and so
your
sync further on in the timeline will be intact.)
* ctrl + shift + V to paste - this will replace the current contents with
your
copied keyframes
Does that make any sense at all? Please be sure to make a backup copy
before you
start messing - otherwise it will all end in tears!!
best of luck,
Clo
http://www.fever.ie
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Jamie Shanks wrote:
> 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?
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