Some of my scenes hang just a little too long and I’d love to tidy them up, but I have transform moves and signals scattered throughout and would prefer not adjusting all of them each time I cut back a scene…
I’d love to be able to just trim some keyframes and have all the other components in the timeline just magically pull back (this seems ridiculous now that I’m typing it).
Like this?
You need to go in ripple mode and select the first item of each track. All items should magically move!
You have… saved my life. Thanks so much!
I couldn’t find any documentation on those buttons anywhere. I tried using them by random clicking like an idiot to no avail. For example, search “unity timeline ripple mode”, you’ll be given nothing. Something to keep in mind.
Wow, I never thought I could save someone’s life by programming for Unity!
Documentation is here: https://docs.unity3d.com/2018.4/Documentation/Manual/TimelineClipsView.html
So it is! I’ll have a read
@julienb Maybe you could help me further. I have a scene where no real gameplay takes place which starts with a timeline where at the end a choice is presented. Regardless of the choice, I want the next timeline to take place from the end of the last one with all the game objects in the correct positions. Right now I’m starting the timeline and placing all the pieces manually, which as you could imagine is a maintenance nightmare…
You can set the animation tracks (assuming that is what you are using to place objects) on the subsequent timelines to ‘Scene Offsets’ - that means they will start relative to their current placement in the scene as opposed to an absolute translation/rotation.