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With several layers selected, After Effects applies a property edit to the same property of every selected layer; we changed only the layer whose row was edited (the Properties panel showed only the first selected layer), so a stopwatch switched on one layer and later moves of the others had nothing to keyframe (#355), and scaling or rotating a selection changed one layer (#491). - Engine: `prop.set`, `prop.toggleAnimation` and `prop.toggleKey` take `selected: true`: the change also goes to the same property (by match path, `transform/scale`, `effects/<effect>#n/<param>`) of every other selected, unlocked layer whose value has the same kind, in one undo step (a scrub keeps folding into it through its `merge` key). With `offset: true` (a scrub) each layer changes by the same amount from its own value; a typed value sets them all. Position with Separate Dimensions is handled per layer. - The Timeline, Properties and Effect Controls panels pass `selected` (and `offset` while a value is dragged). The Properties panel heads "(N) Selected Objects" (zh-CN / zh-TW / ja / uk rows). - Viewer: a bounding-box handle drag scales every selected layer by the same ratio about its own anchor point; the Rotation tool turns them all by the same angle (one undo step). Tests: engine test (stopwatch, scrub offset, typed value, keyframe button, one undo step, unselected layers untouched); kittests: the Properties panel with three layers selected (header, stopwatch on all three undone in one step, a scrub moving all three by the same amount) and a handle drag scaling two selected layers. Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5.5 <[email protected]> Claude-Session: https://claude.ai/code/session_01QiAJeFttZp83Fh7YuzAR5f