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It’s very simple to use: just select the control you want to move, switch to the Rotation or Position page, adjust the offset and the time range it applies to (a preview sphere shows up), then click Bake. As for the order of operations, sorry, there’s no such thing. You can bake whenever you...

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If you’re new to Timeline, the baking system might sound a little daunting.😊 It was designed to make animation production faster. “Baking” here basically means mass-producing keyframes. A simple example: say you spend half an hour animating the right hand. Now you need the left hand. Even...

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Fixed a bug that caused long freezes when loading large morph and controller presets. Thanks to Mr. Ripley for reporting the issue and providing the solution. Fixed a bug in the editor where, after deselecting a keyframe, copy, cut and similar operations still used that object as the target...

Ah, I’ll fix this bug next time. Thanks for providing the solution..;)

When you mention the rotation, do you mean that you loaded a single keyframe and it’s off from its original orientation? Or do you mean that you loaded an animation and the motion played out differently from when it was saved? If it’s the latter, I think your issue is that you’re thinking of...

About the weird rotation you mentioned: one possible cause, I’d guess, is that within the time range you’re loading into, the control you set as the anchor already has other keyframes on it, so it automatically stacks the two motions together. This isn’t a problem, it’s simply how the feature is...

I don’t quite understand. Are you describing a feature request? But using the character’s main control as an anchor has always been allowed, and it can be done right now. As long as you add that controller to the timeline and select it, it will show up in the list of anchors.

Haha, I thought I had an original idea, but it turns out someone already beat me to it. 🤯

I tried what you described but wasn’t able to reproduce it. If you could tell me more details so I can reproduce it, that would really help.

LightningBunny updated Timeline: LightningBunnyWorkshop with a new update entry: Fixed several bugs, improved various features, and added new ones. I also gave the documentation a p Read the rest of this update entry...

Reworked the Float Curve Editor. It now expands into multiple curve charts based on the number of selected float controls. To make it more practical, I also added two new behaviors: depending on where the mouse is placed along the chart’s time axis, the value change is applied to the scene...

LightningBunny updated Timeline: LightningBunnyWorkshop with a new update entry: Fixed errors and optimized the workflow of the baking system Read the rest of this update entry...

1. Fixed a bug in Parent-Child baking that occurred when Delay and Overlay Mode were enabled at the same time. 2. Improved the easing curve UI. 3. Replaced the parent object used by Attach Baking: previously you selected a vertex, now you select a rigidbody from the skeleton — it works better...