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Timeline Entrances - Copy/Paste
There is a way to do this.
Select all the elements that are part of the animation and copy them as usual.
Go to your new layer/slide and right click on the canvas.
Choose Paste Special... (or just press ctrl-alt-Z)
Choose all the features you want to keep from the original (duration, start time, animations, triggers) and press OK.
It will not capture Slide Triggers, but will capture Object Triggers. So, if you have an object enter scene at 32.5 seconds in the original, then it will do that in the copy as well. If you have a trigger that emphasizes one of your objects when another enters the scene, that also works.
If you have a trigger that changes state when the timeline ends on the slide, it won't copy that.
Sample 1:
Select the objects, paste them onto a new layer using Paste Special.
original: 
Result:
Object triggers and timeline copied successfully.
Slide Triggers missing.
Sample 2
Copy the objects like above, then select & copy just the Timeline triggers and paste those (standard paste, special not needed).
Original:
Result:
It kept the triggers and general details, but needs to have the objects reassigned.
- KatieMauter30 days agoCommunity Member
The objects did not have triggers and they did not change states, they just had entrance and exit animations on the timeline. And they were staggered. Enter at 3 sec exit at 6. Enter at 7 sec exit at 9... and so on.
- HoneyTurner29 days agoCommunity Member
Perfect! So ctrl-alt-Z should do the trick with no extra steps needed.