As stated elsewhere, this workaround is not a good solution. It converts all animation to "Draw" regardless of their original settings. There currently IS no way to move multiple items without losing image settings.
I would like to move grouped objects to a different location on the whiteboard, not to a different place on the timeline. Is this possible?
Hi, so there is no way to animate various elements at once?
Barry Radford
VideoScribe will only draw/move/morph one thing at a time on the canvas. It's designed to emulate someone drawing on a whiteboard as much as possible and you can only draw one thing at a time in real life.
I cannot get the Cntl+Click feature to work in 3.0.6. Is it still there?
Thank, Mike. It turns out this was a side effect of setting the "Image Quality" too high. I had it set at "1920px" thinking I'd need that of an 1080p quality video. After setting it back to 800 several "issues" were resolved.
cmd/ctl+X does not work reliably in VScribe 3. If I use the keyboard it cuts on one of selected items. If I use the Edit menu item it seems to work proper.
In the most recent case using the keyboard cause one element to be cut and left the other 4 elements highlighted but with no preview in the timeline. It also caused the program to become "stuck" (unable to deselect and unable to revert by using the "back to home" arrow). A pretty frustrating experience with a relatively small animation file.
Matthew Cook
These issues are being caused when using ctrl+click which is used to bring up the 'right click' menu in VideoScribe on a Mac. All other keyboard shortcuts use the cmd key on a Mac. You can avoid issues with using the ctrl+click command by setting up your mouse or trackpad to right click.
The keyboard shortcuts are as follows:
For Mac:
cmd+a - select all elements
cmd+c - copy
cmd+v - paste
cmd+d - duplicate
cmd+p - preview scribe
cmd+z - undo*
cmd+y - redo*
cmd+x - cut
cmd+s - save
fn+delete (backspace) - delete selected element(s)
cmd+left/right arrow key - selected element will move left/right in the timeline.
[shift+]left/right/up/down arrow key - selected element will move left/right/up/down on the canvas
Home or fn+left arrow key - selected element moves to beginning of timeline
End or fn+right arrow key - selected element moves to end of timeline
Arrow keys - if an element is selected will move that element if not will move canvas
*Undo and redo only affect rotate and resize.
Bjarni Johansson
If I ctrl or shift click to select many items in my scribe, in the lower end of the program where all the elements are listed, I can't move them all at once?
So when you want to make a change to a part of your scribe earlier in the timeline, you have to manually drag every item one by one from the front of the line to the back?
Is there a way to drag many items at once?
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