Tracks
Global settings for Timeflow
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Global settings for Timeflow
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This sets the default track visibility mode when new objects are added to Timeflow, or when tracks are reset. For more information, see
Determines whether new tracks created are locked or unlocked by default. Locking tracks by default helps avoid accidentally moving tracks when editing keyframes, unless they are explicitly unlocked.
Enable this setting if you wish new tracks to be created with Drag Time Offset enabled allowing tracks to move the object in time. Otherwise if off, tracks move independently in time like keyframes.
When enabled, selecting objects also selects their tracks.
To select keyframes in a channel double-click the channel. Hold the Shift key to add to the current selection.
If enabled, locked tracks and keyframes are included in copy-paste operations. This is off by default to make keyframe editing easier by ignoring locked tracks and keyframes when copying and pasting.
As of version 1.5.6, track colors are now managed by a TrackColorPalette asset. The asset defines a list of colors, optional type associations, and other settings.
For more information, see Track Colors
When this option is enabled, selected objects and channels have their corresponding components highlighted in the Inspector view. This helps visually associate items in the inspector with what's selected in the Timeflow view. This option defaults on.
Customize the shadow color and use the alpha value to set how opaque it is.
When this setting is enabled, any tracks set to are also locked. This can help prevent modifying full length tracks inadvertently.
When enabled, selecting tracks and keyframes in the track view also selects the channels and objects they belong to. This only applies when displaying the .
When enabled, track shadows are displayed in the and , denoting areas of inactivity outside of track sections by shading them with a color.
Note that objects and behaviors may still operate outside of track regions depending on the and settings.