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Holding shift snaps on timeline are off by 1 frame
When I hold shift on the timeline to move a layer exactly side by side with the layer above or below it, when I zoom in I can see it is always overlapping by 1 frame.
How can I snap the layer so it is exactly side by side without overlapping?
I don’t want to waste time zooming in with so many layers, and I don’t like wasting a single frame.
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hey i’m recording a video tutorial with all the solutions for you, keep an eye on here
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for you !
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Thank you for the advice.
I don’t want to install an older version. I might try upgrading if anything.
I will try the tip about sequencing.
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the sequencing trick is good indeed!🔥
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Ok, what I just realized is that even though it might still be a weird bug, the workaround is to put my layer into the timeline and THEN shift drag it beside the layer.
What I was doing was dragging it straight onto the timeline and trying to shift drag it directly beside a layer, which wasn’t working.
I found that if I just put it somewhere beyond the layer and then try it, it works.
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that’s it, you did it!
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