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The basic purpose of the Timeline is to control movements of your objects in 3D space. The Timeline isn't the one really moving your objects in 3D space. Rather, the Timeline gives you insight as to when what will be where in the 3D space.
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Extend Frames On Bezier Circle Path Animation
Yes, it's quite possible, and (luckily) easy, too!
Select the Bezier Circle. Go to the Properties panel > Object data tab > Path Animation dropdown and change the Frames: value to 200.
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Timeline Red Line
Sometimes a particle system, rigid body world, or another type of baked physics simulation leaves a line at the bottom. Check the world and particle systems panel and see if there's something there th …
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edit the sound used in f curve
Oh, that's a good question...
Good answer to it, though!
Solution
From your question, I assume that you have already Bake Sound to F-Curves-ed and know how to do that. If you don't, comment, let me …
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