Working with script keyframes
The Scripts button in the keyframe lets you add a script keyframe to any point in the animation. For more information on scripts, see About scripts.
To add a script keyframe to an animation: - Display the composition timeline or movie clip timeline to which you want to add a script keyframe.
- Move the current-time marker to the point at which you want the script keyframe to occur.
- Click the Scripts button
in the Timeline window to display the Script Editor window. - Create the script as described in the Adobe LiveMotion 2.0 Scripting Guide.
To duplicate a script keyframe within a timeline: - Select the script keyframe you want to duplicate. (Shift-click to select additional script keyframes.)
- Alt-drag (Windows) or Option-drag (Mac OS) the script keyframe to create duplicates within that timeline.
To edit a script keyframe from the timeline: - Open the script keyframe:
- Double-click the script keyframe icon
in the timeline. - Move the current-time marker to the script keyframe and choose Scripts > Script Editor.
- Edit the script as described in the Adobe LiveMotion 2.0 Scripting Guide.
To delete a script keyframe: Select a script keyframe (Shift-click to select additional script keyframes). Press Backspace or Delete (Windows) or Delete (Mac OS).
To move the current-time marker to the previous or next script keyframe: Click the left arrow or right arrow in the script keyframes column.
To move a script keyframe in the timeline: Drag the script keyframe icon to its new location on the timeline.
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