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Longtime scenes, and 27.000 frames limit. How handle it?

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Longtime scenes, and 27.000 frames limit. How handle it?

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I have a large scene.
In manual i saw following In manual i saw following
"it's good to break your projects in less than 5 mins and later use an external video editor to merge and compose your workit's good to break your projects in less than 5 mins and later use an external video editor to merge and compose your work"

Ok.
I have a scene with 40000 frames
I decided to split scene into 2 parts (scenes)
1st part-scene
1-25000 (25000 frames)
2nd part-scene
25001-40000 (15000 frames)
For merging it in videoeditor SEAMLESSLY i must start 2nd part from ending of a 1st part.
My idea was delete first 24950 frames in 1st scene, move my last keys to the start, save this file as 2nd scene, and finishing my 15000 frame in it.
In my scene approximately 100 static props and 3 avatars.
When i try delete frames first  in my 1st scene all keys are deleted, and position of all avatars are misplaced.

I need some kind of SNAPSHOT of last frame in my 1st scene, and from this snapshot i start 2nd scene.
The question is:
What is the right workflow for seamlessly merging scene?






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