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- Joined: Wed Nov 07, 2012 10:18 pm
- Real Name: Pierre Paré-Blais
Mon Feb 07, 2022 7:32 pm
I am not sure if this is a bug per say or more to do with me not fully understanding how Resolves wants you to use grading groups, but I have noticed that if I filter my clips view or my lightbox window to show only clips from a specific group, the node graph for either pre or post-clip becomes locked and only the clip node graph is editable.
If I remove the filter they unlock, and strangely enough if I then turn the group filter back on again they remain unlocked, but as soon as I switch to another clip within the group it locks again and will only unlock if I remove the group filter.
this last behavior is what makes me think it might be a bug.
or is it just me? am I just missing something here?
if this is the expected behavior, it feels odd to me, because when working in pre/post-clip mode I like to switch between clips of a same group to verify that what i am doing makes sense across multiple clips. On a complex project where clips of a same group can be several minutes apart on the timeline, filtering my clip view to only show that group makes things more manageable... having things lock every time I switch clip seems counter intuitive to me...
If I remove the filter they unlock, and strangely enough if I then turn the group filter back on again they remain unlocked, but as soon as I switch to another clip within the group it locks again and will only unlock if I remove the group filter.
this last behavior is what makes me think it might be a bug.
or is it just me? am I just missing something here?
if this is the expected behavior, it feels odd to me, because when working in pre/post-clip mode I like to switch between clips of a same group to verify that what i am doing makes sense across multiple clips. On a complex project where clips of a same group can be several minutes apart on the timeline, filtering my clip view to only show that group makes things more manageable... having things lock every time I switch clip seems counter intuitive to me...