Closed reno- closed 9 years ago
this behaviour is caused by the automatic checking on/off of interpolations (it allows disabling an automatic interpolation when the end value is changed back to the start value)
maybe we should simply disable this : once the interpolation has been enabled, it cannot be automatically disabled… ??
the other solution would be to check if a curve has been drawn, but that seems complex and convoluted...
In my opinion, when you draw a point on an interpolation, it should change its status from automatic to chosen, thus it won't deactivate itself automatically. It doesn't seem hard to check.
2014-06-22 16:55 GMT+02:00 Pascal Baltazar notifications@github.com:
this behaviour is caused by the automatic checking on/off of interpolations (it allows disabling an automatic interpolation when the end value is changed back to the start value)
maybe we should simply disable this : once the interpolation has been enabled, it cannot be automatically disabled… ??
the other solution would be to check if a curve has been drawn, but that seems complex and convoluted...
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OK, I agree, let's try that
apparently NetworkTree:2138±=
this has been fixed - I'm closing the bug, as my tests showed no problem anymore, please feel free to reopen if you find any problem (and describe what the problem is)
create a box with a parameter ramping from 0 to 255 create a breakpoint in the middle of the box at value 255 change the end value to 0 i-score lost the interpolation
I need to clic again on the interpolation in the explorer to recover my curve (saw)