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Won't Fix
Won't Fix in 1.0.X
Votes
6
Found in [Package]
1.0.0
Issue ID
TB-13
Regression
No
Recording rotations in Timeline gives unpexpected incorrect values
When recording animation on a Timeline track, rotation values are not properly evaluated and existing values change. Existing keys/values should never be affected by a new key, at a new time, but they are. This also results in the the Inspector showing one value, and the curve another, for the same frame/time.
repro:
-create a Cube
-create a Timeline
-enable rec mode
-set a first rotation key (0,0,0) at time 0
(keys at time 0 have 0,0,0 values)
-move time to frame 60 and set another rotation key with a rotation value
(keys at time 0 now have 0,0,-360 values = bad)
-move time to frame 30 and set another rotation key with a new rotation value
(keys at time 0 now have 0,-360,0 values = bad)
(this value also some times becomes 180, 180,-180)
workaround: disabling/re-enabling the Timeline Preview mode resets first key values to expected 0,0,0
see attached TLrec.mp4
This does not repro in a standalone Animation Window, and is Timeline related.
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Resolution Note (1.0.X):
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Resolution Note (1.0.X):
Despite our best efforts, we haven't found a solution that wouldn't require a significant rewrite of parts of the animation system, which we are not prepared to undertake for the foreseeable future.