[Michael Gyori] “Is there an easy way”
Try this:
1] Hold down the Ctrl Key and SCRUB all the K/S – this will create a Selection of the K/S
2] Now, WHILE the K/Fs are selected hold down the ALT key and DRAG the furthest, or nearest, K/F towards the beginning, or end, of the Selection. What you will find is that the distance between each and every K/F will be reduced equally (oh, BTW this is a neat trick for doing this in itself!) and you will keep closing the distance.
3] KEEP going! You will first condense ALL the k/Fs into a “stack” – scary! – BUT keep going through this pile-up and OUT the other side. What I have here, using a simple GenMEd Changing Colour is that the K/S have rearranged into a reverse order. Neat!
Failing the above, render out sequence and just reverse that.
HTH
Grazie
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