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Wed Sep 19, 2018 8:34 am
Hi,
Found a very unpleasant bug:
I have a clip with about 40 nodes and most of them have animated power windows.
*Bug. If I select keyframes with the windows select what I found is that it actually selects other keyframes at the same time for all other nodes. So If I select 10 keyframes on Node 4 it will also select all keyframes for all other nodes at the same time.
The danger is then if you delete these keyframes which is what I did. Then you actually delete keyframes for the other nodes too. Before I noticed it I messed up a lot of the other nodes.
I tried reproducing on another project on another computer, but could not reproduce it. Can see if I can find more exact steps. Basically to avoid the issue I just stopped using the windows select and delete each key manually instead.
Latest Resolve Studio (15.1025 I think)
Windows 10 latest update. Xeon 14 Core 2.7GHz, 2xTitan X
/Andreas
Found a very unpleasant bug:
I have a clip with about 40 nodes and most of them have animated power windows.
*Bug. If I select keyframes with the windows select what I found is that it actually selects other keyframes at the same time for all other nodes. So If I select 10 keyframes on Node 4 it will also select all keyframes for all other nodes at the same time.
The danger is then if you delete these keyframes which is what I did. Then you actually delete keyframes for the other nodes too. Before I noticed it I messed up a lot of the other nodes.
I tried reproducing on another project on another computer, but could not reproduce it. Can see if I can find more exact steps. Basically to avoid the issue I just stopped using the windows select and delete each key manually instead.
Latest Resolve Studio (15.1025 I think)
Windows 10 latest update. Xeon 14 Core 2.7GHz, 2xTitan X
/Andreas
VFX Director - Visual Forest Ltd