I work heavily with the level sequencer when creating cinematics, however, I often make mistakes related to timing. Many times I’ll do part of a sequence and when going back, I realize that an animation or audio clip is longer than I thought it would be and thus I have to spend lots of time readjusting and moving keyframes further along in the timeline to account for the longer animation. Ideally, I’d like to be able to insert say, 20 empty frames at the current position and shift all my other keyframes on every track over these 20 frames. You can select multiple frames and move them at once, but I don’t think you can do this on more than one track at a time. If anyone knows how to do this, or how to select multiple frames from multiple tracks at the same time, please let me know, because it would be a massive time saver for me and my team.
In 4.23, you will have the ability to stretch or shrink time if there is empty space. Prior to that release though, you should be able to use the transform box (ctrl-m) to shift selected keys and sections by a set amount.
Hello! I’m having a hard time wrapping my head around how the stretch/shrink tool works within Sequencer. To make it easier for me to explain, I’ve linked a video below which goes through my current thought process. I’d greatly appreciate any help you could give me!
