Align to Cursor

Use Align to Cursor to move selected keys to the current time with offsets. Select the keys to align using Move, Slide, or Scale.

• Track View > In the Key window, select keys to align to the current frame. > Keys menu > Align to Cursor

Align to Cursor is useful for taking a group of scattered keys and moving them to the same time location, while maintaining the time offsets of selected keys within each track. That is, the first selected key in each track moves to the current time, and subsequent keys on those tracks move the same distance and direction, maintaining the original time offsets.

Align to Cursor is available in Dope Sheet - Edit Keys mode and Curve Editor mode.

Align Keys to Cursor ignores the state of Snap Frames, and always uses the exact time set by the time slider.

Procedures

To move all selected keys to the current frame:

1. Open either Curve Editor or Dope Sheet - Edit Keys mode.
2. Drag the time slider to the time where you want the keys aligned.
3. Highlight one or more keys using (Move Keys), (Slide Keys), or (Scale Keys).
4. From the Keys menu, choose Align To Cursor.

   The leftmost selected key in each track is moved to the current time. Any selected keys on the same track maintain their relative distances from the leftmost key.