Let's look at how we can navigate in between or from one frame to another.
I have in a circle where the anchor point is just in the middle of the composition.
And in the middle of the overall letter press control room and bring it in the middle of the sheet.
Fine.
I will open position like I've done here.
Will keyframe Go few frames in Florida and then move it here then move it down here.
I just want to create a number of keyframes very speedy.
So now I have a small animation very nonsense animations just to show you how to navigate.
So I want to come back to the first keyframe if I click on the motion path I'm not going back to the
keyframe the timeline indicator doesn't move one way to do it it's use the key.
J You go backwards so you're navigating here.
It will take you backward in the keyframes.
OK we'll take you forward.
And that is only for the visible keyframes.
If the keyframes are not visible you have very many layers and you have chosen this layer and you cannot
see it here.
It will not move right.
So this is the first one.
The second one you have the arrows here you can get from one frame to another using the arrows and that
is very important.
That's one.
So here I have an animation and it's working now.
I like how it's working but I like the timing.
What I want to do is to make the time a bit longer but I want to not to move every keyframe like this.
That will be a bit nonsense.
I would select all my keyframes press Alt click on the Laski frame and drag it this way for example.
Now not is that something is happening in the motion Busby's just a matter of refreshing.
So the keyframes.
All of them moved proportionally meaning the distance in between keyframes had been incremented proportionally.
And that's how you can use it if you select all your keyframe you press alt first then click and drag.
OK if you click and then press alt the whole thing is moving and is not moving proportionally.
So you press alt and you move them you can move them here and there.
Now what happens if I choose only the last four or five keyframes or press alt and move them.
You're not the first keyframe is always an anchor keyframe.
This is the one that will not move.
And also I can do the same.
I can select them all and press alt and move this way.
OK so you're not as the last keyframe now is the length.
Keyframe it's not an anchor here it's an anchor meaning it's a stable keyframe.
And this is how we can do it you can also choose your middle keyframes press alt and just move them
the way you want and somebody will move you forward.
J will move you backward.
And of course you can come and you know take your keyframes select them and move them anywhere you want.
And also you can use the keyframe navigator here and you can choose them all of them press.
And you know start them in keeping the distance in between the keyframes proportional or not.
So that's the small tip about how to navigate the keyframes and I'm sure these are the most important
tips.
Maybe there's something else you can use but that's the best tips I'll see you in the next lecture.