** EDITED FOLLOWING ACIDBUBBLES QUESTION
Hi AcidBubble,
GREAT plugin. VAM would not be the same without it.
I found a serious bug that is easy to reproduce. I struggle with it a lot. Not sure what I am doing wrong.
How to reproduce
1. Create a short animation named "A" with a single character. Go in the "Pose" tab and check "Use current pose" and "Apply pose in transition". At this point you have a short animation that works perfectly.
2. Time to create a second animation. Do not move the character and create a new animation named "B". Do not copy the setting, just plainly create a new one.
3. Then move the character to a new location and LOAD A POSE PRESET, make sure the animation "B" is selected. Go in "Pose" tab and again check "Use current pose" and "Apply pose in transition".
4. Click "Play", the animation B will play some frames of the animation "A". The animation is corrupted and cannot be fixed.
Seems like when creating a new animation, some ghosts of the previous one reside when playing around with the "Pose" feature.
Do not hesitate if you have any questions.
Hi AcidBubble,
GREAT plugin. VAM would not be the same without it.
I found a serious bug that is easy to reproduce. I struggle with it a lot. Not sure what I am doing wrong.
How to reproduce
1. Create a short animation named "A" with a single character. Go in the "Pose" tab and check "Use current pose" and "Apply pose in transition". At this point you have a short animation that works perfectly.
2. Time to create a second animation. Do not move the character and create a new animation named "B". Do not copy the setting, just plainly create a new one.
3. Then move the character to a new location and LOAD A POSE PRESET, make sure the animation "B" is selected. Go in "Pose" tab and again check "Use current pose" and "Apply pose in transition".
4. Click "Play", the animation B will play some frames of the animation "A". The animation is corrupted and cannot be fixed.
Seems like when creating a new animation, some ghosts of the previous one reside when playing around with the "Pose" feature.
Do not hesitate if you have any questions.
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