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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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How to Read Timeline Seconds?
It's a combination of seconds and frames.
Format = [second] + [frame number]
It starts the count of frames again for every second.
A.K.A. the frame number is relative to the seconds.
You can see it …
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