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Adding frames
You’ll want the last keyframe of your motion tween to hold for the remainder of the
animation. Add frames by Shift-dragging the end of a tween span.
1 Move your mouse cursor close to the end of the tween span.
2 Hold down the Shift key and click and drag the end of the tween span forward
to frame 190.
P Note: You can also
add individual frames
by choosing Insert >
Timeline > Frame (F5)
or remove individual
frames by choosing
Edit > Timeline >
Remove Frames
(Shift+F5).
The last keyframe in the motion tween remains at frame 60, but additional
frames are added to frame 190.
moving keyframes
When you click on a motion tween on the Timeline, the entire span is selected.
This allows you to move the entire motion tween forward or backward in time as
a single unit. However, if you want to move particular keyframes within a motion
tween to change the pacing of the animation, you have to select individual frames.
Holding down the Ctrl (Windows)/Command (Mac) key will let you select single
frames or a span of frames within a motion tween.
1 Ctrl-click/Command-click on the keyframe at frame 60.
Just the keyframe at frame 60 is selected. A tiny box appears next
to your mouse cursor indicating that you can move the keyframe.
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