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This patch does a few things... Introduces the concept of an 'empty frame' to the data. This is just a simple calculation to see if the width of the layer contents is 0 Based off that data change, the timeline docker can show if a keyframe has content in it or not. It also has a display of a "hold" frame. If the frame is part of a hold frame, it will show a line through the frame I also added a slightly color change to a row if it is selected. The active row gets things applied to it so I think it needs to be called out more than it is right now on the left side by the layer name. There are quite a few more states now to how the color is shown, so I refactored that color calculation and turned it into multiple passes to make it easier to read. There is a "hack" that I feel needs to be looked at. The timeline display won't repaint itself, so I ended up quickly changing the current time back and forth to force a refresh. Maybe there is a better way to do it.

{F5832270} This patch does a few things... Introduces the concept of an 'empty frame' to the data. This is just a simple calculation to see if the width of the layer contents is 0 Based off that data change, the timeline docker can show if a keyframe has content in it or not. It also has a display of a "hold" frame. If the frame is part of a hold frame, it will show a line through the frame I also added a slightly color change to a row if it is selected. The active row gets things applied to it so I think it needs to be called out more than it is right now on the left side by the layer name. There are quite a few more states now to how the color is shown, so I refactored that color calculation and turned it into multiple passes to make it easier to read. There is a "hack" that I feel needs to be looked at. The timeline display won't repaint itself, so I ended up quickly changing the current time back and forth to force a refresh. Maybe there is a better way to do it.

{F5832270} This patch does a few things... Introduces the concept of an 'empty frame' to the data. This is just a simple calculation to see if the width of the layer contents is 0 Based off that data change, the timeline docker can show if a keyframe has content in it or not. It also has a display of a "hold" frame. If the frame is part of a hold frame, it will show a line through the frame I also added a slightly color change to a row if it is selected. The active row gets things applied to it so I think it needs to be called out more than it is right now on the left side by the layer name. There are quite a few more states now to how the color is shown, so I refactored that color calculation and turned it into multiple passes to make it easier to read. There is a "hack" that I feel needs to be looked at. The timeline display won't repaint itself, so I ended up quickly changing the current time back and forth to force a refresh. Maybe there is a better way to do it.