🔑Auto Keyframing

Automatically detect changes and insert new keyframes on animated channels

This feature is available in Timeflow 1.5.4 and later

When Auto Keyframing is enabled, the record button is on (red) and the menu bar is tinted to indicate it is on.

When Auto Keyframing is enabled, any changes made to the target property value, such as in the Inspector or Scene view, will result in a new keyframe being added at the current time. This can be useful when animating objects to have keyframes set automatically simply by moving an object or setting a value.

Use the shortcut key Alt + K to toggle Auto Keyframing. This option is also available in the main menu in Tools/Timeflow/Animation, or by simply clicking the record icon in the Timeflow menu bar.

Auto Keyframing works by listening for changes on any animated property channels. New values are only detected when the the Timeflow view is not playing and there are no drag operations taking place.

Some behavior and channel types do not support auto-keyframing, such as Blend and Flyby, since they are procedural and auto keyframing isn't applicable.