-
Moving Keyframes
I’m trying to move those keyframes as a whole but I want to expand it so it covers the entire screen, so basically I need it to expand after a few seconds. How can I do this? .. sorry if I explained poorly..
-
5 Replies
-
[Darren Campbell] “I’m trying to move those keyframes as a whole but I want to expand it so it covers the entire screen, so basically I need it to expand after a few seconds. How can I do this?”
You need to move them one by one to expand them. You can select multiple and they will move together but keep their relative position to each other. Moving them manually is the only way to expand them.
~jr
http://www.johnrofrano.com
http://www.vasst.com -
As far as I know, you can’t do this so you’re going to have to move each point separately.
Sounds like a good feature suggestion to ask for in a subsequent release. -
Alrighty then cheers guys.
-
Click on the last one, shift-click on the first one to select them all. Then hold down the ALT key and move they last one. They should all move proportionately.
Edward Troxel
-
Edward’s suggestion works in Vegas Movie Studio 10, so I guess it also works in Pro 10… not sure about earlier versions. This technique to spreading/bunching up keyframes is demonstrated in the Vasst tutorial DVD that comes with the boxed VMS.
Reply to this Discussion! Login or Sign Up