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two keyframes on the same frame. How to separate one of them?
Ok, I had to put two keyframes on the same frame to get an transparency animation to work with a script. Anyhow, now I want to separate the two keyframes so that they exist on two different place in time. How do you actually mark one of the when they are in the same spot? Is this possible?
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you can’t actually have 2 keyframes on the same frame for a given property.
position the cti (timeline cursor/line) on the keyframe and then use the timeline zoom control (slider at the bottom of the timeline that goes between small mountains and large ones) to zoom in to those frames and see if you can see 2 keyframes. then drag one of them away from the other and zoom back out.
Kevin Camp
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Hi i did that first thing before writing on here. Maby its not called keyframes cause it is squares instead of the “normal” keyframes shape. The “keyframes” is on “Source Text” of a text layer and generated by a script. But I have than slided the “keyframes” to the same position.
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Just read its called a hold keyframe. But I promise its on the same frame. Like when i draged on over the other it overwrite the first one.
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Yes, I’ve had this happen too, i think it’s a bug. Only workaround I’ve found is to manually drag the keyframes apart and delete the one you don’t want.
cheers,
Angie
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