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July 29, 2020
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Layers disappear after keyframe

  • July 29, 2020
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Hi I am a complete noob to animate. I'm sure this is very basic but any help would be appreciated

I am trying to create google display ads(usually use GWD but would like to move to Animate).

 

I have all my artwork setup and ready to animate. 

 

For example, I have my headline text at frame 0 and keyframe at frame 15 to nudge up 20 pixels. That part is fine but when I keyframe that layer the rest of the layers disapper.

 

Layers like the background layer and logo should be visibile throughout the animation.

What am i doing wrong?

 

Thanks

Correct answer Sukhesh Shenoy

Hi, This is happening because you are extending the timeline of only 1 layer (headline_one). For other layers to appear, you'll have to extend the timeline of each layer till 15th frame & then you'll be able to see all the content when animation moves to 15th frame.

 

This can be done by 'CTRL + clicking' 15th frame of every layer (OR click 15th frame of 1st layer & 'Shift + click' 15th frame of last layer) followed by 'Right click -> Insert KeyFrame' (or F6 keyboard shortcut).

 

You can checkout the videos being posted in Adobe Animate YouTube channel to get some idea. Following is the URL of one such video - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0CAvceQL9CQ&list=PLYeXZOOCIwCvX_8um3abica_XzQejQNd3

I also suggest you to try out some of the tutorials available in Animate to get hands-on experience. The tutorials are available under Help menu of Animate (Help -> Hands-On tutorial).

 

Hope this helps, let me know if you have any further queries. Thanks!

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Sukhesh ShenoyCorrect answer
Adobe Employee
July 29, 2020

Hi, This is happening because you are extending the timeline of only 1 layer (headline_one). For other layers to appear, you'll have to extend the timeline of each layer till 15th frame & then you'll be able to see all the content when animation moves to 15th frame.

 

This can be done by 'CTRL + clicking' 15th frame of every layer (OR click 15th frame of 1st layer & 'Shift + click' 15th frame of last layer) followed by 'Right click -> Insert KeyFrame' (or F6 keyboard shortcut).

 

You can checkout the videos being posted in Adobe Animate YouTube channel to get some idea. Following is the URL of one such video - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0CAvceQL9CQ&list=PLYeXZOOCIwCvX_8um3abica_XzQejQNd3

I also suggest you to try out some of the tutorials available in Animate to get hands-on experience. The tutorials are available under Help menu of Animate (Help -> Hands-On tutorial).

 

Hope this helps, let me know if you have any further queries. Thanks!

dwazirlAuthor
Participant
July 29, 2020

Thanks for getting back to me. That worked.

kglad
Community Expert
Community Expert
July 29, 2020

you need to extend those layers to frame 15, too.  you can just add a frame, it need not be a keyframe if nothing changes from 0 to 15 in those layers.

dwazirlAuthor
Participant
July 29, 2020

Thanks that fixed it 🙂

kglad
Community Expert
Community Expert
July 29, 2020

you're welcome.