Copying animations loses timing panel settings
When copying/duplicating animations (using ANY method), the timing panel settings are completely lost. This is really bad for complicated animations. The timing panel settings should be maintained when animations are copied/pasted or duplicated in any way.
Diane Burns
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Laurie Ruhlin
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This default behavior makes creating a responsive document almost impossible. PLEASE work on a remedy for this issue. Documents are being made for mobile more and more with each passing upgrade. The timing panel gets completely out of order both when an alternate layout is created as well as simply copying and pasting a couple animations from one page or file to another.
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Anonymous
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Hi, I'd like to be able to avoid this issue as well. Please let us know when it's fixed!
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Joshua Paul Gaces
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Please fix this issue. This will save our publication hundreds of hours of work. Our workflow involves dividing the work between the layout artists and compiling it. Every time we compile it, we have to redo the timing.
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Uwe Laubender
commented
Here two links that describe the issue:
Copying animations and keeping the timing intact
Phil.Saldai Apr 8, 2019
https://forums.adobe.com/message/11017281#11017281The scripting side of things:
Animation order scrambled after Move method
Keith_Gilbert Mar 20, 2018
https://forums.adobe.com/message/10255687#10255687Regards,
Uwe Laubender
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