There are some few keystrokes to manipulate layers that I used in the course here.
I want to make a small summary.
And you know to remind you about them.
For example I have the animation here.
And really this ones are not coming in the beginning.
I will select the three letters.
Bless you and that is the first keyframe is here.
So there is no point of having these appearing or having this layer just you know showing here the first
thing I can do is to position you get to position and drag the letters.
That's one way to do it.
Another way to do it is to select your last press the key and press on the left bracket.
Here you are.
It will cut off the legs from the time line to the beginning of the cup in the same way.
I can say OK I don't want these letters to appear or to be here and the end of the composition.
I want to cut them off from the time line till the end.
I will select the letters like that a place at an end and a right bracket and cut them off.
And that is pretty useful from time to time.
And we have used that in sequencing your letters.
If you didn't do that lecture please go back and do it now.
Our position at the beginning of the how do I position on the beginning all the time and how does it
like this.
It's not gonna work.
So there is one keystroke is the way I go at the beginning of the layer or the end of the letter.
And this is very useful.
Now you remember it's I.
Or.
So these are the two tapes I want to tell you about you know manipulating the layers.
The point and the outpoint and how to trim a layer.