Folders in the timeline, if we can't make them there, does that mean we have to make a new comp...

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March 18, 2021
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Sorry for such a basic question. I'm coming from Illustrator and Photoshop where you can make Group layers easily in the panels. From what I can see, you can't do that in After Effects. So my workflow is like this:

1) Create a master folder.

2) Create a new comp for each piece in that folder.

3) Drag those comps into the Timeline.

4) Go back to the Project Panel and create new comps as needed.

Am I following the best workflow or is there a way to organize things better in the Timeline?

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解決に役立った回答 Mylenium

Yes, pre-compositions are your "folders" or "groups" in the timeline, respectively. How you organize stuff in the project panel is entirely up to you. Those folders and such don't bear any relation to the timeline organization. AE only cares for the absolute reference to the source items.

Mylenium

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Yes, pre-compositions are your "folders" or "groups" in the timeline, respectively. How you organize stuff in the project panel is entirely up to you. Those folders and such don't bear any relation to the timeline organization. AE only cares for the absolute reference to the source items.

Mylenium