Shorten all layers and keyframes proportionally in a comp
by Juan Castillo
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Jul 17, 2008 at 3:46:09 pm
I've seen this before but can't find it here or on the web. I have a comp with multiple layers, and each layer is keyframed and linked to a parent layer. I need to shorten the whole comp by 15 seconds, but maintain all proportions between keyframes and links to parent. How do I do that?
Re: Shorten all layers and keyframes proportionally in a comp by Dave Fraser on Jul 17, 2008 at 3:54:52 pm
i think, if you highlight all the keyframes you want to shorten hold alt and drag the last keyframe in your comp that'll move the keyframes closer together whilst still maintaining the gaps between keyframes.
Dave Fraser
Motion Graphics Artist
Big Button Media LTD
www.bigbutton.tv
Re: Shorten all layers and keyframes proportionally in a comp by Simon Bonner on Jul 17, 2008 at 3:59:14 pm
Another possibility is to precomp all the layers together and apply time remapping to the precomp layer (cntl+alt+t). Just drag the last keyframe back 15 seconds.
Re: Shorten all layers and keyframes proportionally in a comp by Justin Gray on Jul 18, 2008 at 2:47:00 pm
A very cool way to shift keyframes in time and maintain their proportionality to relative to one another is to highlight all the keyframes you want to move in time. Then with all the keyframes highlighted, wether you want to move them forward or backward in time, grab the first or last keyframe, hold the alt key and drag. This maintains the relative time between keyframes proportionally and allows you to lengthen/shorten your timing without losing your accuracy.
