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May 28, 2023
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Character Walk Cycle is in a Symbol but I now need character to do new movements

  • May 28, 2023
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I animated a character's walk cycle inside a symbol, however, I now need the character in this scene to do new movements. I'm still quite new to Animate so what do you do with a symbol animation in a scene when you need to animate new actions for that character? On my main timeline, I no longer have my character's layers there to animate individually since they are now inside the symbol's timeline. Do I paste the layers back in the main timeline and start animating from there? Or do I keep animating inside the symbol timeline? I'm thinking that continuing animating inside the symbol is not the right course of action since I want the symbol to just be the walk cycle. I'm honestly not sure if this is totally silly question or if it even makes sense, it's hard to describe! Thanks so much for any guidance!

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    Joseph Labrecque
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    May 28, 2023

    If it is a Graphic symbol, you can have full control in teh main timeline via keyframes. 

     

    Participating Frequently
    May 28, 2023

    Thanks for your reply, Joseph! I've watched some of your helpful tutorials on Youtube. Yes, I am using a graphic symbol for this. Although, not thinking ahead, I may have made a mistake by deleting the frames of my character on the main timeline -- thinking I no longer needed them since I put the layers in a symbol. Would I need to have kept the layers on the main timeline in order to have full control on the main timeline with the graphic symbol? Not sure if that's how it works, or otherwise? 

    Participating Frequently
    May 28, 2023

    Also, just to clarify what I'm trying to do, I want to keep the walk cycle just the way it is -- I'm just wondering what do I do with this symbol now that I need to animate the character doing the next action after the walk cycle.