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hello all,
i'm getting very very frustrated with Animate. i was using flash years ago and i dont remember this being soooooooooooo frustrating!!!
all i wanna do is move a single frame to extend a motion tween BUT!!! BUT!!!
every time i try, using multiple key combinations, it constantly adds blank keyframes GRRRRR then a motion tween frames
why does it do this!?
thanks in advanced
Your operation is a traditional tweened operation.
And you built the Adobe Tween.Action, Action, first insert the normal frame, and then drag the keyframe.
There are many forms of tween at present, but the operation is not unified.
You can think of the new tween as a container.It is OK to move frames inside the container, if you exceed the container, you need to extend the length of the container.The same is true of skeletal conditions.
I also think that there is no traditional complementary use of
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when you see that double-headed arrow, drag to the right.
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if i do that it stretches the entire motion tween/moves all of the all the keyframes.
i just want to move 1 frame, to extend the end of the tween, not all of the tween.
if you look at the image/gif you'll see what i want.....
why can i not move 1 frame and rather than filling it with blank frames it fills it with the blue motion tween frames...... its so annoying?
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if that's not what you want, right click the timeline where you want to extend the tween and click insert frame.
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Your operation is a traditional tweened operation.
And you built the Adobe Tween.Action, Action, first insert the normal frame, and then drag the keyframe.
There are many forms of tween at present, but the operation is not unified.
You can think of the new tween as a container.It is OK to move frames inside the container, if you exceed the container, you need to extend the length of the container.The same is true of skeletal conditions.
I also think that there is no traditional complementary use of convenience, more trouble to operate
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sorry for the late response, I use Animate quite infrequently.
your explanation of it being a container.... helps very much in understanding how to use the timeline and keyframe.
thank you!!!
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This is a goof tutorial on motion tween. Animate CC - Create Motion Tween Animations - YouTube
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