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Fixed in the latest release. |
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Feature appears to be working as Sam requested and illustrated. And IgorB tested to verify. Even detective Columbo -PeterFalk, would be happy. |
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GG/Phyllis, thanks for the build (dated Feb13 2109). I tested it quickly. The new feature works very well; I used the shortcuts F11, F12, Shift+F11, Shift+F12, and also with dragging in Compositor, but not with new submenu in Compositor. Also created new autos between two, like the Good Sam showed to me ("keyframe-set.jpg"). Seems to me it works fine. But, how the detective Columbo -PeterFalk- (in italian TV series was “Tenente Colombo”) said, a new problem occur. See 0000135 issue please. Tested with “cinelerra-5.1-ub16-x86_64-static, build dated Feb13 2109” |
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Sam: " changing the camera position doesn't work anymore". This should now be fixed with the latest GIT checkin. I did a bad job of testing this because I am not familiar with it. But now I learned more. IgorB: there is an ubuntu16 build out there and we would be very appreciative if you could test that and just some general editing because there has been code changes to get rid of a potential playback engine deadlock. https://www.cinelerra-gg.org/download/testing/cinelerra-5.1-ub16-x86_64-static.txz Also, a new Mint18 build with the same mods in + another shuttlerc modified file (getting closer to better key definitions). https://www.cinelerra-gg.org/download/testing/cinelerra-5.1-mint18-x86_64-static.txz |
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Ooh, thanks Sam for all information and screenshot. Yes, very well; it interpolate between two (triplets or couples in your exhaustive "keyframe-set.jpg" image) keyframes. Thanks a lot! |
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I have to correct myself, it always creates keyframes at the height of the current XYZ line at the playback position, so it doesn't act like a copy. I put an image on it, which makes it clear what is meant.
Keyframe-set.jpg (31,807 bytes) |
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It creates new keyframes at the playback position without changing the XYZ line. No matter which value the XYZ line has, these are taken over by the keyframes. I wouldn't call it Copy for this reason, but it behaves like copying the previous keyframes. |
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Sam, thanks for the video. It explain very well. The new feature Shift+F11 and Shift+F12 is very good. Does It duplicate the previous keyframes (X,Y,Z) or interpolate between two (x1,y1,z1 and x2,y2,z2) keyframes? Thanks. |
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Thanks for your feedback. The test refers to today's/yesterday's changes. It's hard to explain with words, so I've added a video: https://streamable.com/p5q1h |
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I am still using "cinelerra-5.1-ub16.04-20190131.x86_64-static" for good ripple and others things. If I enable "Generate keyframes while tweeking (j)", move the cursor on the timeline, where there are not any keyframes, and press F12, it creates 3 keyframes, one for X, one for Y and one for Z (X=0, Y=0, Z=1). Same thing for F12. More Zoom In and Zoom Out works right. Seems to me a regression. Maybe I wrong or I didn' t understand. |
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Thanks for the improvements. Setting the keyframes works very well. But changing the camera position doesn't work anymore. I can make the video smaller and try to change the position in the compositor, but the image in the compositor remains frozen. I see in the timeline that the XYZ lines are changing, but it has no effect on the compositor display. |
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A change has been checked into the GIT repository. Shift-F11 for the camera and Shift-F12 for the projector will create an identity keyframe at the current position. The menu in the compositor when you do a right mouse was getting too big with the addition of the 2 extra shift shortcuts, so the Zoom portion was put into a submenu. A couple of other changes checked in to fix potential problems. |
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Sam: gg says this is a good idea and he will attempt to implement it soon. Right now he is stuck on another bug. |
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Keyframes.jpg (112,990 bytes) |
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