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gwyneth_c
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November 16, 2016
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How to animate keyframes independently?

  • November 16, 2016
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I have animated the position and opacity of a layer. How do I view all the keyframes for both properties (position and opacity) in the timeline and move/edit them if need be?

Thanks!

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Correct answer Myra Ferguson

I'm assuming you mean the position and opacity of something on a layer. If you want to view all the keyframes, you can turn on Onion Skin at the bottom of the Timeline and drag the edges of the brackets to show as many or as few of the keyframes as you like.

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ClayUUID
Brainiac
November 17, 2016

I was wondering which of the three nearly identical correct responses was going to get tagged as the answer. Turns out it was none of them.

Colin Holgate
Colin Holgate
Inspiring
November 17, 2016

Myra is doing a webinar tomorrow, let's give her the win, and hope that gwyneth_c and many others show up for it:

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    gwyneth_cAuthor
    Known Participant
    November 17, 2016

    I'm brand new to the program and the Adobe forms site, so thanks for all the help. I really appreciate it. I will definitely tune in for the webinar. All the best!

      robdillon
      robdillon
      Participating Frequently
      November 16, 2016

      Here's a link to a help file that should get you started: Edit motion tweens with Animate CC

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      ClayUUID
      Brainiac
      November 16, 2016

      I assume that when you say you animated the position of a layer, you mean you animated the position of the content of a layer.

      If you animated the layer content with a classic tween, you can't.

      If you animated the layer content with a motion tween, right-click on the tween and select Refine Tween.

      Myra Ferguson
      Myra FergusonCorrect answer
      Adobe Expert
      November 16, 2016

      I'm assuming you mean the position and opacity of something on a layer. If you want to view all the keyframes, you can turn on Onion Skin at the bottom of the Timeline and drag the edges of the brackets to show as many or as few of the keyframes as you like.

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      gwyneth_cAuthor
      Known Participant
      November 16, 2016

      Thank you, but that's not what I meant.

      If I have animated the position of a layer, as well as the opacity, is there a way to view the keyframes of animation for each property separately in the timeline, so I can move the keyframes independently? I don't know if you have used after effects, but I'm trying to find the equivalent in animate cc.

      Colin Holgate
      Colin Holgate
      Inspiring
      November 16, 2016

      You must be using motion tweens to have those be independent. Try double

      clicking on the tween in the timeline, which I think may be the same as

      refine tween. Then you can carefully alter any of the key frames.

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