shortcut U

[Todd Kopriva]

Not one shortcut, but you can do it in a few keystrokes:

Press U to show all animated properties. Then press Shift+EE to hide expressions.

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[Ben Rollason]

Thanks for that Todd. I didn’t know that. But having tried it out, I realised it’s not quite what I’m looking for.

What I wanted was a shortcut that shows the keyframes, but not the expressions on the same property. Hitting U, shows the keyframes and also twirls down the expressions, so I have to go and twirl them up manually.

If I hit shift-EE, though, the same keyframes that I want to see will disappear, because they also have an expression on them.

Would be great to work a shortcut like that in if it were possible. 🙂

-Ben.

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[Todd Kopriva]

Feature requests:
https://blogs.adobe.com/toddkopriva/2010/04/send-feedback-about-after-effe.html

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[Anders Hattne]

that’s odd. To me this works just the way I want (CS5).. and I’m actually ridiculously content about learning this shortcut!!
SHIFT+EE.. excellent!!

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