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Unselected keyframes don't move, but they can restrict the movement of selected keyframes.Keyframes can't overlap or be less than 0.1 ms away from another keyframe.If you enabled timeline snapping, snapping only applies to the keyframe you drag.The other selected keyframes will move a proportional distance, except for the keyframe at the farthest end, which remains stationary. The animation length stretches or shrinks depending whether you're dragging away or toward the midpoint of the animation. Hold Shift while dragging one of the selected keyframes left or right.Select the keyframes or spans that you want to scale.

To scale an animation, follow these steps: You can scale animations to make them longer or shorter while keeping the spacing between keyframes proportional. The animation timing changes accordingly. Again, spans are only affected if both their keyframes are included inside the marquee.ĭouble-click a layer within the timeline to select all keyframes, spans, and visibility range handles on that layer.Īfter selecting keyframes or spans, you can move them by dragging them along the timeline to a new location. Keyframes inside the rectangle that aren't currently selected will be selected, while keyframes that are already selected will be deselected. Ctrl+click and drag (Windows) or ⌘+click and drag (Mac) a marquee to switch whether keyframes are selected or not.Spans are only selected if both their keyframes are included inside the marquee. Click and drag a rectangular selection marquee to select all the keyframes within the rectangle.

Ctrl+click (Windows) or ⌘+click (Mac) to select or deselect discontiguous keyframes or spans.

Shift+click to select multiple contiguous keyframes or spans.

Similarly, selecting a span automatically selects the surrounding keyframes as well. Selecting two consecutive keyframes also selects the span between them.

Click a keyframe or span to select it.

There are several ways to select keyframes and spans: Adjust keyframes and spans on the timeline Select keyframes and spans Looping animation playback only affects the preview on the stage. Looping a layer changes the animation in the published document. If you select multiple keyframes and edit the properties of the element or elements, the changes apply at all the selected keyframes. Subsequent keyframes inherit the base properties unless you specify different property values at those keyframes. If you make property changes at the first keyframe, you edit the base properties of the element.

Any preceding or following animation adjusts to start or end with the changed properties. You can also select an existing keyframe to edit the element at that specific point in the timeline. When you change an animated element's properties, a keyframe is automatically added at the playhead position if a keyframe doesn't already exist there. Timeline enhancements Edit an animated element Adjust keyframes and spans on the timeline.