by Kirk Nelson
Lessons:16Length:1.4 hours

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2.4 Shortcut Keys
As fast and convenient a feature as Actions are, they can be made even faster by assigning keyboard shortcuts. In this lesson we see how to do that and why it can shave precious time off your production workflow.
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1.Introduction1 lesson, 01:41
1 lesson, 01:41
Free Lesson 1.1Introduction01:41
Free Lesson
1.1
Introduction
01:41
2.Action Basics5 lessons, 22:47
5 lessons, 22:47
Free Lesson 2.1Actions Panel04:18
Free Lesson
2.1
Actions Panel
04:18
2.2Recording Actions05:23
2.2
Recording Actions
05:23
2.3Editing Recorded Actions05:25
2.3
Editing Recorded Actions
05:25
2.4Shortcut Keys03:50
2.4
Shortcut Keys
03:50
2.5Saving Actions03:51
2.5
Saving Actions
03:51
3.Advanced Action Techniques4 lessons, 26:27
4 lessons, 26:27
3.1Conditional Statements05:11
3.1
Conditional Statements
05:11
3.2Capturing Brush Tools07:39
3.2
Capturing Brush Tools
07:39
3.3Stops06:05
3.3
Stops
06:05
3.4Testing and Troubleshooting07:32
3.4
Testing and Troubleshooting
07:32
4.Creating a Complex, Action-Driven Effect5 lessons, 34:53
5 lessons, 34:53
4.1Planning the Effect06:00
4.1
Planning the Effect
06:00
4.2Recording the Effect, Part 108:56
4.2
Recording the Effect, Part 1
08:56
4.3Recording the Effect, Part 207:15
4.3
Recording the Effect, Part 2
07:15
4.4Recording the Effect, Part 308:11
4.4
Recording the Effect, Part 3
08:11
4.5Cleaning Up the Action04:31
4.5
Cleaning Up the Action
04:31
5.Conclusion1 lesson, 00:53
1 lesson, 00:53
5.1Conclusion00:53
5.1
Conclusion
00:53
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