simultaneous viewing of some adjacent keyframes

[John Dickinson]

To view all of the keyframes applied to a layer select the layer and press the U key on the keyboard.

JD

John Dickinson
Motionworks
https://www.motionworks.com.au

[Ben G unguren]

In addition to the ‘u’ key, you can select a layer and press:

‘a’ to show the anchor point attribute
‘p’ to show the position attribute
s: scale
r: rotation
t: opacity (pressing the intuitive ‘o’ will take you to the out point of the selected layer)
e: reveals any effects
m: reveals the mask shape attribute of any masks
mm (the letter ‘m’ pressed twice quickly): reveals all mask attributes of any masks
tt: time remapping (if you have it applied)
l: audio levels
ll: audio waveform (this will slow things down a lot)
f: mask feather attribute of any masks(I think?)

If you want to see more than one, hold down the shift key while pressing the desired key. (This will also hide an attribute.) So if you have your rotation, scale, position, and an effect keyframed, but don’t want to see the position keyframes, select the layer, press ‘u’ (shows all the keyframed attributes) then press shift+p to hide the position attributes. (You can also select multiple layers and do this to all of them at the same time.)
ben