don't forget clip warp FX!
----- Original Message -----
From: tekano <bob(at)tekano.co.uk>
Date: Monday, April 10, 2006 6:44 am
Subject: Re: Animation mixer bug?
> as has been said this is no bug, if you want the desired effect of
> this
> then in the clips extrapolation tab set extrapolation after to
> bounce 1
> time and then you have the clip going forwards then backwards.
> this can
> then be trimmed / scaled etc..
>
>
>
> David Saber wrote:
> > I noticed a problem in the animation mixer.
> > In a simple example, I have a cube that's moving up. I store an
> action
> > source out of this animation. Then I drag this action source in
> the
> > animation mixer, and repeat this a second time. So now I have
> clip and
> > clip1 in the mixer's tracks, one after the other.
> > I select clip1 and edit its fcurves using the animation editor.
> I change
> > the last pos Y key so that the cube moves down instead of moving up.
> > So if I playback the animation I should see the cube moving up,
> then
> > come back to its original position, then move down. But it does
> not work
> > that way. 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
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