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The Timeline

In the Timeline, each object is represented by a colored bar that sits on a gray,

horizontal track. The object type is identified by the color of its bar. You can show or

hide the tracks for layers and objects or audio, as well as masks, behaviors, and filters

applied to those layers and objects. You can also display keyframes in the Timeline,

which can be moved or deleted. To add keyframes or modify the keyframe curves, use

the Keyframe Editor.

The following images show the Timeline for a project that contains one layer

comprised of three objects—two images and one text object (at the top of the list). In

the first image, only the Show Layers option is enabled, which displays any layers and

objects in a project. The bar color for layers and objects is blue. When selected, the

object is a darker blue.

Each layer in a project has a representative layer track, which can be used to move or

trim all of the objects within that layer. For layers that contain multiple overlapping

objects, a layer icon and the number of objects in that time region of the layer appear

on the layer track.

Note: In the mini-Timeline, only the overlap is shown, not the layer icon and number of

objects.

Show/Hide Audio

Show/Hide Filters

Show/Hide Keyframes

Show/Hide Behaviors

Show/Hide Masks

Resize Track Height

Show/Hide Layers

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