Re: AW: FLASH: What happens if a 25fps movie get's loaded toa12fps one?

[Chris]

Marc Hoffman wrote:


> >I believe you could stretch frames out with the right mouse button down (on

> >Mac it's command-click) clicked on the end of your blank frames or keyframe

> >and simply drag it out (like a Director sprite). I've found that faster than

> >F5. Plus less wear on your keyboard :-)

> >

>

> That will just add blank frames at the end of the timeline.  What's been

> requested, however, is a way to actually stretch the timeline so that

> keyframes spread out proportionately as the timeline gets longer.  I know

> of no way to do that.  I was suggesting manually adding a frame between

> every existing frame.

>


Ahh ... sorry never mind then. But one can also stretch out (or decrease) an

animation length (by Comm-click / right-click) ... and not just add blank

keyframes, but actually modify the length of an animation (or what ever). This

is how I've accomplished stretching or compressing animations or transitions

within a scene.


Cheers


Chris



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