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Poser - OFFICIAL F.A.Q (Last Updated: 2025 Jan 26 2:05 pm)
Use the animation palette. Select Animation Palette from the Window menu, or click the Edit Keyframes button on the Animation Controls (it's the one that looks like a key). Left-click-and-drag a selection box around the keyframes you want to keep, then drag your selection to the beginning of the timeline.
Is frame #43 a key frame? When you do this, I don't think that frame #1 will be overwritten, unless the first frame of your selected sequence (frame #43 in this case) is also a keyframe. You can easily tell which frames are keyframes in the animation palette; they're a brighter shade of green. So if #43 isn't a keyframe, make it one before dragging your selection to the left. Hope that helps!
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how do I erase or delete animatin frames BEFORE the frame I want to keep? I read somewhere its better to make several smaller animaitons then conbine them in a movie joiner. I want specifically to keep the last frame of the sequece, (frame 44), and delete 1-43 and start over with the second part (beginning with frame 44 as the "new" frame 1).