How can i disable "Automatic Tweened Symbol"? (ADOBE ANIMATE)

[TheRedProot]

Ive been trying to animate without that happening, But i guess i turned it on cuz it seemed ok and more easy to manage, but WELP! Guess theres no reversal card for this. Anyone know how i can get this out of this option?

[Mario_CR]

I'm not sure what "Automatic Tweened Symbol" means. Do you mean Auto-Keyframe? If so, just press the button with an 'a' above the timeline to turn it off.

[TheRedProot]

Well i just basically enabled a popup whenever my thingy wasent a symbol.. It turned into a symbol, I couldent turn it back off (cuz im dum), And now i need help.

[kglad]

what steps are you taking that cause the problem?

[TheRedProot]

I dont know, I just checkboxed "Dont Show Again" when adobe animate told me that my thingy wasent a symbol. Which i thought was good, BUT NOW I CANT REVERSE THIS ACTION.

[kglad]

what steps create a "thingy"

[TheRedProot]

Idk, Just like maybe a simple drawing. But now EACH AND EVERYTHING I tween, Even if a symbol, it just turns into another symbol, How can i disable it (yet again another ask for help)?

[kglad]

if you use the rectangle tool to create a rectangle, what problem do you see, or are more steps required?

[TheRedProot]

I just need help disabling automatic symbols for tweening.

[kglad]

i don't know what you mean, either.  if @Mario_CR's guess is incorrect copy and paste (don't attach) a screenshot showing what you mean.

[n. tilcheff · Accepted solution]

@kglad 
I believe that the OP is lamenting the loss of this warning dialog, which pops when you try to add a Classic Tween to a keyframe which contains anything other than one symbol.

[kglad]

@n. tilcheff , thank you.

resetting preferences should restore that.

[TheRedProot]

ill try and if it works ill give you the correct answer along with the other dude i guess

[TheRedProot]

good job yall :]

[kglad]

congratulations!

[TheRedProot]

oh wait it didint work :[

[TheRedProot]

because: i had no clue what or where "Reset Prefrences" is at all

[kglad]

do you now know?

[TheRedProot]

not just yet

[kglad · Accepted solution]

click edit>preferences>edit preferences>general>reset all warnings

[TheRedProot]

IM STUPID I DIDINT SEE THE OK BUTTON

[kglad]

@TheRedProot 

get in line, there are more than a few of us that claim seniority when it comes to dumb errors.

[ClayUUID · Accepted solution]

For future, reference, resetting all preferences isn't necessary to restore this dialog. Just hitting "Reset All Warning Dialogs" under General preferences is enough.

[kglad]

@ClayUUID, thanks for that.

for others, click edit>preferences>edit preferences>general