How to offset all clips and key points in a Timeline

Is there a way to select all clips and animation keyframes on a timeline and translate them with an offset?

It is a tremendous work to move everything while keeping things in sync.

Carl Emil

 

yeah, same question here, I did a lot of work on the timeline but then I need a couple of seconds at the beginning for another cinemachine introduction shot, how to move everything to get empty space at the beginning without manually going through every single track and infinite clip??

 

Yeah, would love to know how to do this...

 

I took me a while to discover this, but you can actually right click on the playhead on the top of your timeline to get nice features, such as "select all clips starting after" or "insert frames".
Really helpful !

 

Is this still available? No where do I see those options when right clicking on ...anything. Thanks!

 

Awesome, thanks! I think I overlooked it because for some reason it took a few right clicks for it to display. I see it now, thanks again!

 

Is it possible to move animation clips? Best I can see right now is to open the curves and select them to move the keyframes around. Or, is it possible to move a whole group?

 

Thanks!

 

Perfect. Thanks!

 

Is there a way to insert frames into each of the tracks at a frame or time position from code for custom editor scripts?

 

Good to know, Thanks.

 

I don't understand why Unity will let me select multiple Clips but not multiple Keyframes across tracks. Ideal would be able to select Clips AND Keyframes at the same time. A simple Lock-Button on a track could easily control wich should be allowed to select and wich not.

Anybody who did Motion Graphics before probably nows the term "Frame Frickin"... With the current Workflow inside Unity this is lifted to a whole nother level... I just had to go into 20 single animation tracks to make a comlplex animation just a few frames slower...

When I want to move all of them to a little bit later in my timeline I have to convert all of them to clips and then move them. But then I can't see the keyframes anymore, so I have to then "convert back to infinite clip mode" (this option should also show up on a right click on the clip btw.)

Anyways.. I still love the Timeline because it allows Motion Graphics inside Unity that can be exported to multiple Target Platforms and is way more convenient than working with Anmators. I would love to see this implemented in the near futre because it is a very small change in UI that would make it much more convenient to create bigger animations with this nice tool.

 

100% right, did anybody make an issue with it?
https://issuetracker.unity3d.com/

 

Yeah I want to move multiple keyframes? any updates, nearly 2 years later since last post....fingers crossed!

 

Not exactly the same thing I know, but when I want to move keyframes I right click and select "Convert To Clip Track" - then I can slide the clip around. But its all or nothing.

 

Has helped in a few areas. But yeah, bit strange we cant define the length, then it would be problem solved.