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How do I view just one keyframable property in a layer?
Sorry for this very beginner question – I’m starting up with AE again after a long long break and for the life of me I can’t remember how do view just one property in an effect.
For example, you press P to view the position property or T for opacity.
But when adding an effect which has lots and lots of parameters, how do I view just the one I want?
In this particular case, I’m using Trapcode Sound Keys and just want to see the ‘Output’ keyfram/property not the whole ‘tree structure’ to get to it. How can I do this?
-Frankie
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You can hide the properties that you don’t want to see by Alt+Shift-clicking them.
Though there isn’t a shortcut for just showing the specific property of SoundKeys that you mention, there are shortcuts for the most common couple of dozen properties.
Also, SS is a convenient shortcut for showing selected properties or property groups.
(See “Shortcuts: showing properties and groups in the Timeline panel”.)
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Thanks..
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I didn’t know about the SS shortcut…that is a nice one to get what you want.
In addition, the way I use mostly is pressing *u* will show you all keyframed properties…pressing *uu* will display all properties that have had their values changed, keyframed or not.
-Jason
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