Hello again,
Is there a way to hide a range of keyframes in Jive? Here's the scenario I am doing previs/blocking so I have multiple “shots” inside a single .hip file. As a result, I set a keyframe for the last frame of a shot (say, frame 99) then another on the first frame of the next shot (say, frame 100). The two keys side by side make it very very hard to select just the keys for the shot that starts at 100. If I could hide all keys before frame 100, and after frame 199 (let's say) that would be perfect. Currently, I have to (very tediously) set the visible range in Jive to what I want, but that's really really slow.
Cheers,
Peter B
HOW or RFE: Hiding keyframes
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Better yet. You can disable/enable keys in the Dopesheet. So how about extending that.
-First add a command that allows you to disable/enable keys from hscript
-In the channel editor, if a key is disabled then either hide it, or ghost it (barely visible), or have an option between the two.
-First add a command that allows you to disable/enable keys from hscript
-In the channel editor, if a key is disabled then either hide it, or ghost it (barely visible), or have an option between the two.
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Forgot about disabling, but that doesn't help me ( unless your suggestions are implemented.
However, found a bug! If you select some keyframes using the little yellow box in the Dopesheet, and then disable, it disables whatever you selected PLUS one extra frame to the right of the box!
Cheers,
Peter B
However, found a bug! If you select some keyframes using the little yellow box in the Dopesheet, and then disable, it disables whatever you selected PLUS one extra frame to the right of the box!
Cheers,
Peter B
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