Adding and Deleting Keyframes
You can create a keyframe in several different ways. You can add a coordinate keyframe, position keyframe or a keyframe along with your drawing duplication.
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| | • | Adding a Keyframe and Duplicating a Drawing Simultaneously |
Creating a Keyframe
You can create a keyframe without a drawing. This adds new coordinate points but the drawing in the layer stays the same.
To create keyframes:
| | 1. | In the Timeline view, select the cell on which you want to add a keyframe. |
| | 2. | Add a keyframe by doing one of the following: |
| | ‣ | From the top menu, select Insert > Keyframe. |
| | ‣ | Right-click (Windows) or [Ctrl]+Click (Mac OS X) on the selection and select Add Keyframe. |
| | ‣ | In the Timeline View toolbar, click the Add Keyframe  button. |
| | ‣ | If the Animate mode is enabled in the Camera view, a keyframe is automatically created on the current frame. |
Adding a Keyframe and Duplicating a Drawing Simultaneously
You may want to duplicate your drawing at the same time if you need to modify it and do not want to modify the original.
To create a keyframe and duplicate your drawing at the same time:
| | 1. | In the Timeline view, select the cell containing the drawing where you want to add a keyframe and duplicate. |
| | 2. | To add a keyframe and duplicate, do one of the following: |
| | ‣ | From the top menu, select Insert > Keyframe and Duplicate Drawing. |
| | ‣ | Right-click (Windows) or [Ctrl]+click (Mac OS X) on the selection and select Insert Keyframe and Duplicate Drawing. |
Position Keyframe
You can also add a Position keyframe instead of a regular keyframe. When you add a Position keyframe, keyframes will only be added on the X, Y and Z parameters of the selected layer. Keyframes are not added on the Angle, Scale and Skew parameters.
To add a Position keyframe:
| | 1. | In the Timeline view, select the cell where you want to add a position keyframe. |
| | 2. | In the top menu, select Insert > Position Keyframe. |
| | ‣ | If you select a keyframe in the Timeline view and press the [Delete] key, you will also delete the drawing exposure. To only delete the keyframe, you must use the Delete Keyframe command. |
Deleting Keyframes
To delete a keyframe, do one of the following:
| | ‣ | Use the Transform  tool to select a keyframe to delete from the trajectory in the Camera view and press [Delete]. |
| | ‣ | In the Timeline view, click a keyframe, right-click (Windows) or [Ctrl]+Click (Mac OS X) and select Delete Keyframes, or press [F7]. |
| | ‣ | From the top menu, select Animation > Delete Keyframe. |
Related Topics
| | • | Modifying a Path in the Camera View |
| | • | Modifying a Path in the Timeline View |
| | • | Modifying a Path in the Function View |
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Source: https://docs.toonboom.com/help/animate/Content/HAR/Stage/016_Animation_Paths/020_H1_Adding_and_Deleting_Keyframes.html
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