Sara Planck
Registered User
18 posts
The default timeline seems to be 520 frames or so. When I zoom out I can see frame numbers continuing higher than this, but how do I drag out the timeline to make my movie longer? When I try, it only extends one frame a time. Click drag release, click drag release... it's going to take me an hour to extend the timeline this way.
Glenn Houssenloge
Registered User
29 posts
Have you used the movie length buttons? You can extend the movie by one or 25 frames at a time. I'm not sure on the constraints of the timeline though.
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Chad Spillars
Ambassador
511 posts
I have not yet discovered any time-limit for an animation created with Firestarter.
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Sara Planck
Registered User
18 posts
I found the add frames after I posted this - thanks anyway! The weird thing is that after attempting to stretch out the timeline manually (one frame at a time), the next time I opened the file it's hundreds of frames longer than I wanted so maybe that dragging was doing something unseen.
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