How to edit scale across multiple keyframes

[Walter Soyka]

[Spencer Tycksen] ” I was hoping to simply highlight all the scale keyframes, and adjust them down 20%, but that only adjusts the keyframe at the CTI. Is there a way to change the scale of many individual key frames (which vary in scale) and edit them down a certain percentage?”

You could create a null object, parent your layer to the null, and scale down the null.

Walter Soyka
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[Walter Soyka]

Alternately, you could use an expression.

Alt-Click the Scale stopwatch, and copy and paste the following:

value * 0.8

This will adjust all the scale values to 80% of their keyframed value. Adjust that 0.8 number as necessary.

Walter Soyka
Principal & Designer at Keen Live
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[Spencer Tycksen]

Thank you Walter. I appreciate you helping out a noob. Great ideas, they both worked. =]

[Roland R. kahlenberg]

Walter’s given you a couple of good options. However, you should be able to change all the KF values if you –
(1) select all the KFs
(2) park the CTI on any one of the KFs
(3) scrub the value downwards by 20% or 80% of its original value

HTH
RoRK

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[Ryan Peplinski]

This is easy…

1. Select all keyframes
2. Layer>Time>”Time Stretch”
3. Enter Stretch Factor % ie:If you want to scale to twice as long = 200%
4. Hit OK
5. Done!

razzi