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Stretch the timeline and all keyframes with it?
I have completed a nice timeline, but realised too late I need to add a few images to the comp. There is enough effects that are keyframed that this proves time-consuming and problematic if I move everything over so I was wondering if there is a way to move all keyframe from a certain point over even if they are all on separate layers?
So for example:
I have 10 minute comp with 30 layers, including camera, null etc. all timed out nicely. At the 5 minute mark, I need to add another picture and about 30 seconds, how can I take all of the info from the proceeding layers and their keyframes and move them over to the right 30 seconds?
I hope this makes sense.
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Though you’re still going to have some tedious work ahead of you, Jeff Almasol’s Scooter script might help. It creates a little panel for moving multiple keyframes, In and Out points, and other things in time.
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Todd Kopriva, Adobe Systems Incorporated
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A cheat might be to precompose your whole comp, scrub to the part where you want to add the new images, select the precomp layer and hit ctrl+shift+d to split it in two. Then add the images at the split and move the 2nd half of the precomp so that it begins after the images.
Will this work?
Simon Bonner
youtube.com/simonsaysfx
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