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*******
Editing
*******
.. _dopesheet-select-menu:
Select Menu
^^^^^^^^^^^
.. seealso::
:doc:`/interface/selecting`.
.. _bpy.ops.action.select_all:
All :kbd:`A`
Selects all keyframes.
None :kbd:`Alt-A`
Deselects all keyframes.
Invert :kbd:`Ctrl-I`
Inverts the selection.
----------
:ref:`Box Select <bpy.ops.*.select_box>` :kbd:`B`
Lets you drag a box and selects the keyframes inside it.
Box Select (Axis Range) :kbd:`Alt-B`
Lets you drag a box and selects the keyframes inside the corresponding time range,
even if they're above or below the box.
:ref:`Circle Select <bpy.ops.*.select_circle>` :kbd:`C`
Displays a circle around the cursor, which you can drag over keyframes to select them.
:ref:`Lasso Select <bpy.ops.*.select_lasso>` :kbd:`Ctrl-RMB`
Lets you draw a freehand shape and selects the keyframes inside it.
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More :kbd:`Ctrl-NumpadPlus`
Expand the selection to include the neighbors (in time) of the currently selected keys.
Less :kbd:`Ctrl-NumpadMinus`
Deselect keyframes with fewer than two selected neighbors.
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Select Linked :kbd:`L`
Select keys that are on the same channel as a key that's already selected.
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Columns on Selected Keys :kbd:`K`
Selects keys that are on the same frame as a key that's already selected.
Column on Current Frame :kbd:`Ctrl-K`
Selects all the keys that are on the current frame.
Columns on Selected Markers :kbd:`Shift-K`
Selects keys that are on the same frame as a selected marker.
Between Selected Markers :kbd:`Alt-K`
Selects keys that lie between the leftmost and rightmost selected markers.
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Before Current Frame :kbd:`[`
Select the keys that lie before (or on) the current frame.
You can also click :kbd:`Shift-Ctrl-LMB` anywhere to the left of the Playhead.
After Current Frame :kbd:`]`
Select the keys that lie after (or on) the current frame.
You can also click :kbd:`Shift-Ctrl-LMB` anywhere to the right of the Playhead.
.. _dopesheet-marker-menu:
Marker Menu
^^^^^^^^^^^
:doc:`Markers </animation/markers>` are used to denote frames with key points or significant events
within an animation. Like with most animation editors, they're shown at the bottom.
.. figure:: /images/editors_graph-editor_introduction_markers.png
Markers in animation editor.
There are some options that are exclusive to the Dope Sheet editor:
Sync Markers
Whether to also move the selected markers when moving the selected keyframes.
Show Pose Markers :guilabel:`Action Editor`
Instead of showing the global scene markers, show the local pose markers (which only exist inside the action).
While this option is active, the *Add Marker* menu item will also create pose markers instead of scene markers.
Make Markers Local :guilabel:`Action Editor`
Converts the selected scene markers into pose markers,
making them only visible inside the currently selected action.
For information about the other marker tools, see :ref:`Editing Markers <animation-markers-editing>`.
Channel Menu
^^^^^^^^^^^^
See :doc:`Graph Editor Channels </editors/graph_editor/channels/editing>`.
.. _dopesheet-key-menu:
Key Menu
^^^^^^^^
Most items in this menu are documented on the Graph Editor's :doc:`/editors/graph_editor/fcurves/editing` page.
One important difference is that scaling keyframes in the Dope Sheet Editor only moves them along the time axis
(with the Playhead serving as the pivot point); it doesn't change their values.
The Dope Sheet editor has the following additional menu items:
Slide :kbd:`Shift-T`
Lets you stretch one set of keyframes across time while compressing an adjacent set to compensate,
leaving the combined duration the same.
To use this operator, first select a range of three or more keyframes, then place the mouse cursor
somewhere in the middle and press :kbd:`Shift-T`. The range will be temporarily split in two
at the location of the cursor, indicated by a dashed vertical line.
If you now move the mouse, the two halves of the range will change in length,
and the keyframes within them will move accordingly. Click :kbd:`LMB` to confirm or :kbd:`RMB` to cancel.
Keyframe Type :kbd:`R`
Sets the :ref:`type <keyframe-type>` of the selected keyframes.
Snap
^^^^
The toggle button enables/disables automatic keyframe snapping.
The dropdown button shows a popover with the following options:
Snap To
Type of element to snap to.
:Frame: Snap to full frames.
:Second: Snap to seconds.
:Nearest Marker: Snap to the nearest :doc:`Marker </animation/markers>`.
Absolute Time Snap
When disabled, keyframes will move in increments of *Snap To*.
For example, if you selected *Second* and have a keyframe that's currently on
0:06+5, dragging it to the right will snap it to 0:07+5. Its time
increases by a second, and its subsecond offset of 5 frames remains the same.
When enabled, keyframes will snap to multiples of *Snap To*.
Taking the above example, the keyframe would snap to 0:07+0,
removing the subsecond offset.
Proportional Editing
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
See :doc:`Proportional Editing </editors/3dview/controls/proportional_editing>`.
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