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Snapping an area from an old project and discarding animation?
I’m working on a small project, the first I’ve done where I’ve animated a logo, created with beziers and various art work, that converges together at a point in the timeline.
The second part of the sequence reuses the assembled logo (using a separate motion project) and I was searching for a quick and easy way of discarding the keyframes on either side of a point to just end up with an object in a group snapshotted at it’s final position.
I couldn’t find a way of doing this other than either laboriously removing all the key frames one by one until I reached the point that I wanted and removing the ones that animated out afterwards.
This is Motion 5 by the way. Does anybody know the best way of duplicating to a new timeline on a specific point from the old timeline for a group? (or the next best equivalent).
In the end I just recreated the stuff that had a lot of animation and was proving tricky to get back to that single point in time.
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You can select all the keyframes you want to delete at once by first adding them to the Keyframe Editor then drawing a box around them and deleting them.
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Mark Spencer
Freelance Producer/Editor/Motion Graphics Artist
Apple-certified Master Trainer
Author, Motion 4 from Peachpit Press
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Wow, I didn’t notice you could do that. Ah well, that will save me a lot of time, thanks again Mark!
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