Where is the animation button in Photoshop?

Photoshop animationpalet: problem with opacity?

• Hey there guys. I have a problem in Photoshop CS3: When I started my handdrawn animation, I used a new layer for every change in animation. Whenever something needed to change, I would choose a new frame, and click the little "eye" thingie next to each layer so that they would appear in that animationpanel. However, in another document I made a different animation that I would later add to the current animation. When I did this, the control suddenly changed to the "opacity scroll-thingie" with each layer. I was no longer able to add or remove different layers into my animation panel by just clicking the eyethingie, I now have to select opacity = zero or opacity = 100% for each layer I want in the panel, and ever layer is now "visible" even though they don't appear in every panel at the same time. This is ofcourse very annoying because you don't get to see beforehand which layer has been made visible for the panel I'm currently viewing, so I need to select each and every layer until I get the one that has "100%" opacity. This is time consuming and I was wondering how I could change the control to just clicking or unclicking the eye-button. English is not my primary language so the story above can be a little awkward to read.... :-) Please i need an answer fast! Youll get pointssss

• Answer:

  Click on the frame you want to edit then turn off the layers on the object then. copy them Try closing your layer window and then click on window click on the layer tab. Or you can save your current layout then reset it and see if it works