Adding and Deleting Keyframes in Keyframe Graphs
You can add a keyframe using the Add Keyframe button on the Effect Editor toolbar, or you can use the keyframe graph shortcut menu. The first panel of the shortcut menu has commands for adding and deleting keyframes.
To add a keyframe to the active parameter:
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Move the position indicator to the point where you want to add a
keyframe.
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Right-click (Windows) or Ctrl+Shift+click (Macintosh) the keyframe
graph or keyframe track, and select Add Keyframe.
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An active keyframe indicator appears at the position indicator.
To add a keyframe to a keyframe graph using the Add Keyframe
button:
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Move the position indicator to the point where you want to add a
keyframe.
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On the Effect Editor toolbar, click the Add Keyframe button.
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The Add Keyframe Mode menu opens.
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Click the Add Keyframe button a second time to select the command
that has a check mark next to it, or select another command from the
Add Keyframe Mode menu.
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An active keyframe indicator appears at the position indicator. If you
selected a command that results in multiple keyframes, other keyframe
indicators appear at the proper locations.
If you changed the command, the Delete Keyframe mode also changes.
To delete a keyframe from a keyframe graph:
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Click a keyframe indicator to activate it.
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Do one of the following:
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Press the Delete key.
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Right-click (Windows) or Ctrl+Shift+click (Macintosh) the
keyframe graph or keyframe track, and select Delete Keyframe.
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On the Effect Editor toolbar, Alt+click (Windows) or Option+click
(Macintosh) the Add Keyframe button.
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If you select a new command from the Delete Keyframe Mode
menu, the Add Keyframe mode also changes.
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If the Delete Keyframe Mode menu does not appear, Show Add Keyframe
Mode Menu is deselected on the Effect Editor shortcut menu. For more
information, see Options for Using Advanced Keyframes.
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