Changing the Size of an object over mutliple tweens

Question

Hi everyoneI am brand new to Adobe Animate (started using it yesterday) and need help with a project I just inherited at a brand new job.I was tasked to alter an animation made in Animate. The previous employee had several objects moving along a path and made multiple tweens on one layer multiple times. (see screenshot below)I was tasked to make the objects bigger and I discovered if I click on the dot (see total newbie, I don't even know what that is called) I can hit transform and change the size of the object. But I have to do that for every tween throughout the animation and there are hundreds. Is there a way I can highlight all the layers and change all the "dots" to the same size at once?

Colin Holgate · Accepted Answer

The thing that is being tweened is a symbol (most likely a Graphic with a name that starts with 'Tween' in the Library). You can go into that Graphic and make its inner contents be bigger. You would only have to do that once for each animated object.

ClayUUID · Answer

Criminy. My first impulse on looking at that timeline was to track down the original developer and beat them.

...at checkers. Anyway, at the bottom of the timeline there's a tiny button that looks like two keyframes stacked on top of each other. That's the Edit Multiple Frames button, and it might be able to help you.

Edit Multiple Frames - YouTube

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