When animating complicated scenes with parallel actions in different parts of the set, I found myself needing to set the animation right linearly, as I moved on, in every part of the scene, because going back for adjustments in the timing was very difficult. If I miscalculated the duration of the parallel action and needed to slide down the timeline a complicated animation with multiple characters, I found I had to slide one by one each keyframe from each character. I would stick to the screen a strip of paper where I could mark with a pencil the relative positions of the keyframes, so that I could quickly arrange them again at their new placement on the timeline, but there's got to be a better way of doing this. If we could only select batches of keyframes and slide them together up and down the timeline, that would really help make corrections, even if we had to do it one character at a time. If we could do it for multiple characters that would be even more helpful.
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Thanks for the suggestion.
The ability to multi-select keyframes and move them all at once will be in the next update.
Awesome!
Which platform are you running ShotPro on?
I have a 13 inch MacBook Pro, mid-2012, 2.5 GHz Intel Core i5, 8 GB of RAM 1600 MHz DDR3, Intel HD Graphics 4000 1536 MB, with MacOS High Sierra 10.13.6
I also have ShotPro on my iPhone 8, (13.1.3 version of software). But the face motion capture doesn't work on that, just on X
@amarti3183 OK, we are preparing a new 4.7 beta and it will contain multi-selection for keyframes, will be ready in a few hours, I'll let you know when you can download it.