For Clip-based modifications you can apply offset effects, though you
might have a hard time inverting a movement this way. They're better
suited for in-the-flow modifications.
Luc-Eric Rousseau wrote:
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From: David Saber
[..]
I select clip1 and edit its fcurves using the animation
editor. [...] The first clip has been affected by the fcurve
editing of the second clip, and is now moving the cube down as well.
So why is editing a clip from one source affecting all other
clips from the same source? Is this a bug?
David
Clips do not contain fcurves, they are just an instantiation of a source onto the mixer. It's a pointer to the source, plus a time control property.
So when you're modifying the fcurves, you're modifying all the clips that are using that source.
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Luc-Eric Rousseau
Team Leader, User Interface
Softimage|XSI
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