taucher1945 | 15 years ago | 3 comments | 2.5K views
I have version 7.6.4
I believe to remember that in earlier versions of BT every property of a layer displayed their own pattern of keyframes. Now for example I have a text layer and I edit text position with 3 KF, text rotationwith 2 KF and character rotation with 2 KF. In the end I see 9 Keyframes altogether and I dont know which one belongs to which property.
Has this been so before?
Wolfgang
Yes it has always worked this way.
Every layer has its own timeline and every keyframe sets all properties.
michiel, 15 years ago
Wouldnt that be better if I could only see the keyframes which are relevant for the property Im just editing?
Wolfgang
taucher1945, 15 years ago
I called this as a "Love & Hate" feature.
Love it as I can sync movements with other properties.
Hate it as I see too many keyframes not relevant to the property.
A "switch" to set on/off and coloured keyframes for the non relevant would be a nice-to-have feature.
bylaw, 15 years ago
