Transform multiple keyframes at same time


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By info.right2freedom - 4 Years Ago
I made a motion which I added to my character, later I created a bouncing transform with keyframes,
but now I realized I need to increase my character and also bring it forward on X axes.
I didn't found any solution to do this without editing every single keyframe.
Is it a possible to create a group form it and add new transform value on top of it (as pre-compose in After Effect)? 
I even tried to create action with collect clip from the transform keyframes but it doesn't working,
I saw a tutorial when it was done on a prop in the prop key editor but not on a character. 
Also is there a possibility to save the whole character transform (not just the 2D motion key editor) value into a motion? Because when I import it to my character it does nothing.
I would appreciate if somebody will help me to solve this issue of mine. 
By kylelee - 4 Years Ago
info.right2freedom (11/19/2021)
I made a motion which I added to my character, later I created a bouncing transform with keyframes,
but now I realized I need to increase my character and also bring it forward on X axes.
I didn't found any solution to do this without editing every single keyframe.
Is it a possible to create a group form it and add new transform value on top of it (as pre-compose in After Effect)? 
I even tried to create action with collect clip from the transform keyframes but it doesn't working,
I saw a tutorial when it was done on a prop in the prop key editor but not on a character. 
Also is there a possibility to save the whole character transform (not just the 2D motion key editor) value into a motion? Because when I import it to my character it does nothing.
I would appreciate if somebody will help me to solve this issue of mine. 


Hi, I have recorded a video to explain how can I do that.
I use 2D Motion Key Editor to set my keyframe.
After my motion setting is done, I will set my Transform Key.

By kylelee - 4 Years Ago
You also can adjust all keyframes by multi-selecting.
Multi-selecting: Ctrl + Drag 
Here are my operations.
By info.right2freedom - 4 Years Ago
Thank you very much for your time and effort, unfortunately your tutorials didnt answered my problem, probably it is my fault I didnt explain it correctly
But I saw something very interesting in your shorter tutorial when you capture all the keyframes and you scale them, do you need to press any specific keyboard shortcut to do this???
I explained in my short tutorial what is my problem please take a look:
https://www.loom.com/share/d2ea060aeef54e00bac4af183c922b2d