Bug? Animbrush with line, rect, ellipse and spline
Posted: 17 Nov 2015, 13:08
When drawing with the line, rect, ellipse and spline tool and an animbrush as the source, set to LOOP, the tools work as expected.
For instance, drawing a line with a multiframe animbrush set to LOOP, yields a progressive chain of frames which cycle (loop) along the line's path. Same holds true for all the other tools above. Almost all the otheranimbrush's ANIM PARAMETER settings also work as expected.
But, if a multiframe animbrush's ANIM PARAMETER is set to NONE, drawing a line ALWAYS yields a chain of frames made up of the FIRST FRAME. If you choose any other frame in the animbrush and draw a line, you would expect THAT chosen frame would be repeated along the line... but what happens instead is the chain of frames stamped along the line, DEFAULT BACK TO THE FIRST ANIMBRUSH FRAME. The same happens with the other tools as well, they also default back to the first animbrush frame.
I think this is a bug (not what you'd expect with the animbrush ANIM parameter set to NONE). Unfortunately, it negates a very useful option for combining a multiframe animbrush source with the line, rect, ellipse and spline tools.
Sven
For instance, drawing a line with a multiframe animbrush set to LOOP, yields a progressive chain of frames which cycle (loop) along the line's path. Same holds true for all the other tools above. Almost all the otheranimbrush's ANIM PARAMETER settings also work as expected.
But, if a multiframe animbrush's ANIM PARAMETER is set to NONE, drawing a line ALWAYS yields a chain of frames made up of the FIRST FRAME. If you choose any other frame in the animbrush and draw a line, you would expect THAT chosen frame would be repeated along the line... but what happens instead is the chain of frames stamped along the line, DEFAULT BACK TO THE FIRST ANIMBRUSH FRAME. The same happens with the other tools as well, they also default back to the first animbrush frame.
I think this is a bug (not what you'd expect with the animbrush ANIM parameter set to NONE). Unfortunately, it negates a very useful option for combining a multiframe animbrush source with the line, rect, ellipse and spline tools.
Sven