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CS6 duplicate frame hotkey
I am doing animtion in Photoshop CS6 (Windows) using the video timeline. I can select “duplicate frame” from the “layer/video layers” menu but I can’t find this command in the keyboard shortcuts window. I desperately need to add a hotkey for this command – it’s taking me forever to use the menu every time I want to duplicate the frame I’ve just created. Anyone know how?
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I’m imagining this is the same on Windows as the Mac, but some of the fine details might be a little different. Go to Edit>Keyboard Shortcuts… (Ctl_Alt-Shift-K on Windows, I think?) and set the popup menu to Application Menus. Twirl down the Layer line and scroll down to Timeline. There you should see a line for Duplicate Frame. Click on it and add whatever keyboard shortcut you would like. Click Accept, hit OK, and you should have your custom keyboard shortcut.
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Hey Jeff
Thanks for the response.
I’ve done everything you suggest but there is no line for duplicate frame.
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Whoops. Correct procedure, just in the Keyboard Shortcuts window, twirl down Layer, then Video Layer, not Timeline. You should see a line item in there for Duplicate Frame.
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Hi Jeff
Thanks so much!! You have saved me hours of misery!
Cheers
Jacquieps sorry about the late response – I was away for a couple of weeks.
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No worries. Glad we got it working for you.
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It is easier to destroy than to create.
More fun, too.
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