I was wondering if there was a way to select a whole animation path for a layer (or any item for that matter) and reposition the path as a unit. I know I can group a layer or layers and reposition them as a group that way, but at the moment I need to do this directly to a layer.
I could swear I've seen this done in a tutorial video but can't remember which one.
Thanks for any helpful info.
G.
Move an animation path
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Re: Move an animation path
Try using the relative keyframing checkbox at the top of the timeline window.
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Re: Move an animation path
Thank you!
That sounds like what I saw in the video and it's going to help me a lot this afternoon.
G
That sounds like what I saw in the video and it's going to help me a lot this afternoon.

G
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Re: Move an animation path
Here's the video I was trying to remember, in case anybody else needs to do this:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jvwuO6krkuo
Relative keyframing is discussed at around 3:28.
One thing that threw me off is that the visual feedback for the whole path is delayed until you release the mouse. If you didn't know that, it looks like you're only moving a single keyframe. Just something to be aware of.
G.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jvwuO6krkuo
Relative keyframing is discussed at around 3:28.
One thing that threw me off is that the visual feedback for the whole path is delayed until you release the mouse. If you didn't know that, it looks like you're only moving a single keyframe. Just something to be aware of.
G.
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