View the canvas or timing pane on a second display – Apple Motion 5.1.1 User Manual
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Chapter 2
Introduction to the Motion interface
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Keyframe graph
The keyframe graph, located to the right of the parameter list, displays all curves and keyframes
for selected parameters. Parameters are represented by different colors. Keyframes appear as
diamonds, and curves appear as solid lines. Areas before the first keyframe and after the last
keyframe are represented by dotted lines. Selected parameters and keyframes appear white.
You can manipulate keyframes by dragging them in the graph. Moving keyframes left and right
changes their position in time, while dragging them up and down changes their values. You can
also double-click a keyframe, enter a number into the pop-up value field, and then press Return
to change its value.
Control-click a keyframe to access shortcut menu options as well as an Interpolation submenu,
which lets you change curve types. For more information on manipulating keyframes and curves
in the graph, see
Add, delete, and modify keyframes
on page 465 and
page 474.
A ruler at the top of the keyframe graph provides a visual gauge for positions and durations of
keyframes and curves. For more information, see
on page 83.
View the Canvas or Timing pane on a second display
If you have two displays connected to your computer, you can show the Canvas or Timing pane
on the second display.
Note: You can also drag Motion project windows to the second display, allowing you to view
more than one project at a time.
Show the Canvas on a second display
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Choose Window > Show Canvas on Second Display.
The Canvas and Project pane (Layers, Media, and Audio lists) appear on the second display. Drag
the right edge of the Project pane left or right to resize the Canvas and Project pane.
Show the Canvas in the main window
Do one of the following:
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Choose Window > Show Canvas in the Main Window.
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Choose Window > Revert to Original Layout.
Show the Timing pane on a second display
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Choose Window > Show Timing Pane on Second Display.
67% resize factor