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brianc61169764
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June 15, 2018
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how to set shortcut for "duplicate frame"

  • June 15, 2018
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Hi,

I'm fairly certain I was able to do this a few months ago, but I can't for the life of me figure out how to set a hotkey for "duplicate frame" in the shortcut editor (the command is not listed in the editor). I am drawing frame by frame on a blank video layer, and navigating to the menu each time I need to start a new frame is too slow and clunky.

Assigning a hotkey seems to be a feature that was available for earlier versions of Photoshop, so not sure why it would disappear.

Thanks,

Brian

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      Correct answer Jeff Arola

      Edit>Keyboard Shortcuts>Application Menus>Layer>Video Layers>Duplicate Frame.

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      Jeff Arola
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      Jeff ArolaCommunity ExpertCorrect answer
      Community Expert
      June 16, 2018

      Edit>Keyboard Shortcuts>Application Menus>Layer>Video Layers>Duplicate Frame.

        GuccGuy
        GuccGuy
        Participant
        March 11, 2021

        Hey so I've just tried this and I've used the shortcut 'command+Q' however nothing happens when I press it?

         

        Any help would be much appreciated,

         

        Thank you

          T
          Tony Snark
          Participant
          December 20, 2023

          Did you ever figure this out? I've run into the same problem. I know it's not another program interfering with the shortcut because I've tested several and then even tried Ctrl+Shift+S, which works perfectly fine when set to its defasult, Save As. Seems like the feature is broken, still two and a half years later...

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