Reapplying Keyframes in Motion
3 Ways to Copy Keyframes
By Mark Spencer | December 03, 2009
I've been getting a few questions about copying and pasting keyframes in Motion. While you can copy-paste, there are a few other options that may work better for you. This short video looks at three different options for taking keyframes applied to one layer and applying them to another.
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Mark Spencer: | December, 03, 2009
One more method: in the video, I show how you can drag parameter names directly from the Inspector to the Favorites folder in the Library - you can also drag them to a layer in the Layers tab to copy that parameter’s value (including any keyframes) to another layer.
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