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Hello guys. I have senn the "how to copy and paste entire frames" tutorial, but what about if i want to paste multiple keyframes? trying to select all the keyframes, then copy with ctr+shift+ c and then crtl+v doesn't paste all the keyframes. is it possible to do this?

Sorry, I don't think there's currently a way to copy multiple frames at a time. The way it should work is if you select multiple main-line key frame nodes in the time line and just press control plus C, then move elsewhere and press control plus V it should paste copies of the frames you copied starting at where you now are on the timeline, BUT I just tied this and while it seemed to work, the frames were all the same instead of reflecting the actual frames that had been copied/ I'll report this to Edgar and see if we can get this fixed or implemented, but I can't guarantee how long it will take.

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I'm not sure which platform or implementation you're using, but all of the implementations I know of do all the transformations in real time. Though I've seen a couple of speed comparisons where Spriter compare's favorably to other modular animation tools, because of the time it saves using the mainline key references instead of having to step through each timeline finding the current key (as opposed to time saved on transformations). Of course there is the option of exporting to a png sequence or spritesheet direct from Spriter, but I suspect you're wanting to save those space requirements for runtime, so that solution may not work for you.

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