slice11217 wrote:It's not a bug! Look very closely at the beginning of the movie. Greg cycles through the actions to show the different positions. Only one of the positions has a keyframe on frame 1! The rest are very likely a frame 0 keyframe modification. When he goes to apply the actions to the timeline, the only one of the actions that records a keyframe is the one with a key on frame 1!
That's what I noticed. It looks to me like this is user error.
You are right. To me this kind of thing is always hard to explain. If you don't mark a keyframe in you action, AS will interpolate the keyframes which are just before and after your referenced action. This behavior is fantastic for actions which involves just a part of the character, for example, lift the right eyebrow or change the color of the cheeks. And, of course, blend morph multiply the possibilities.
You are right. To me this kind of thing is always hard to explain. If you don't mark a keyframe in you action, AS will interpolate the keyframes which are just before and after your referenced action. This behavior is fantastic for actions which involves just a part of the character, for example, lift the right eyebrow or change the color of the cheeks. And, of course, blend morph multiply the possibilities.