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Move an object PLUS keyframes????
I’m struggling with this, am I overlooking something really obvious?
But how can I move an object plus it’s respective keyframes about 2″ to the left – WITHOUT having to alter the keyframe co-ordinates?It’s ok to do for one object, but I’ve got several to do and it’s PITA.
This is the oject that I want to move to the right:
7392_screenshot20140423at10.23.41.png.zipBut, obviously, when I grab it it only lets me move that particular keyframe on the timeline:
7393_screenshot20140423at10.23.50.png.zipTheres a link here that shows the pictures too:
https://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&f=95&t=1400439&mid=72697&nmt=Any+Final+Cut+users%3F%3F%3FI’m missing something so obvious here aren’t I?
And you’re going to make me look so stupid.🙂
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You can copy/paste keyframes. Try highlighting the set of keyframes in question, hit command-copy, delete them where they are, move your cursor to where you want them to be, hit paste.
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Thanks, but it’s not the keyframes I want to move, but rather the object as a whole including the keyframes.
I’ve sussed it now though.
🙂NESTING is my new best friend, again.
Nest the clip then I can select the nest and move it around the Canvas to my hearts content.
Woohoo.
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Beware the seduction of nesting in FCP7. It has led others to madness.
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LOL.
yep, I can understand that.
I’ve quite a complicated sequence of things coming in and moving about, so I’ve now ended up with nests within nests – so, yes, you do need to keep your wits about you.
🙂… and god help anyone who picks this up after me.
🙁
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