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MahaB82A
October 18, 2022
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Time Remapping

  • October 18, 2022
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This layer is under Time Remapping. One keyframe is vissible and other keyframe is invissible. Hiding beyond the end of timeline. Is it possible to make both keyframes visible at the same time?

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Correct answer Rick Gerard

Time remapping always works on the start and end time of the resource, not the layer. If you have a trimmed clip in a composition and you want to time remap just the trimmed part of the clip, do this:

  1. Pre-compose the trimmed clip moving all attributes to the new comp and trimming the new comp to the length of the layer.
  2. Apply Time Remapping to the nested comp (the Pre-comp in your main comp)

The first Time Remapping keyframe will be at the first frame of the layer; the second keyframe will be after the last keyframe of the layer. That's all there is to it.

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Rick GerardCommunity ExpertCorrect answer
Community Expert
October 18, 2022

Time remapping always works on the start and end time of the resource, not the layer. If you have a trimmed clip in a composition and you want to time remap just the trimmed part of the clip, do this:

  1. Pre-compose the trimmed clip moving all attributes to the new comp and trimming the new comp to the length of the layer.
  2. Apply Time Remapping to the nested comp (the Pre-comp in your main comp)

The first Time Remapping keyframe will be at the first frame of the layer; the second keyframe will be after the last keyframe of the layer. That's all there is to it.

MahaB82A
MahaB82AAuthor
October 18, 2022

Thanks for the help.