Animated layer order

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Ok, got it! Thanks!
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I still have a problem: Layer Ordering don't work whit Vector Layers.
When I change the ordering in the middle of animation, the order also change on frame zero changing all the animation (e.g. the character turns, I put the arm back the body but the frame zero changes and the arm will be on the back for all the animation... So bad!)
There are a solution?
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I would say make sure all your vector layers are in a bone or group layer. Without them being in a bone or group layer, animated layer ordering won't work.
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Question:

I've seen how animated layer order can be made to work - but why doesn't it show up in the timeline? Is there some way to see the changes in layer order as an animation channel?

If not, I could see it becoming quite difficult to keep track of in a complex animation.
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Post by BA »

Never mind, I should really check things out more thoroughly before posting dumb questions here.

I found the keyframes I was looking for once I selected the group layer. So I guess those keys belong to the group. Should have guessed, based on the fact that your layers need to be inside a group for animated ordering to work.
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