I have applied the latest updates to 360 (Build 3.68.28773.0 and 3.68.28820.0) and since then I have noticed that when I select an object in the timeline and open the Timing... window, the start time is always set at zero when clearly the object as not at a zero start time. This is a different behavior from earlier versions, is this a bug? I have attached an image of what I am seeing.
Hi Susan, the timing is actually split between Minutes and Seconds. What you are seeing is that the rectangle starts at 0 minutes (first column) and 4 seconds (second column). The duration on the second row is also split like this too.
Hi Sam
Thanks for pointing that out! Completely missed that Start and Duration are now a table, as I am so used to viewing that window with Start and Duration on the same 'line'.
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Hi Susan, the timing is actually split between Minutes and Seconds. What you are seeing is that the rectangle starts at 0 minutes (first column) and 4 seconds (second column). The duration on the second row is also split like this too.
Hi Sam
Thanks for pointing that out! Completely missed that Start and Duration are now a table, as I am so used to viewing that window with Start and Duration on the same 'line'.
Best Regards
Susan O'Connor,
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