I have here 4 tracks,
Parent/Child the text & colour with the adjustment event, Parent track motion adjusts all tracks.
But if the Parent track is an Adjustment track instead of a video track with an adjustment event, Parent track motion only adjusts the child tracks as it should.
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PS, If the adjustment event is deleted from track 1, that track 1's track motion behaves normally.
Idk why I feel this is expected behaviour.
Cc @lan-mLMC
Idk why I feel this is expected behaviour.
Cc @lan-mLMC
@alifftudm95 Parent track motion should only affect the child tracks regardless of what events are on that Parent track
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Imagine you have a project full of clips & few tracks Parent/child grouped together like this,
As soon as the cursor got to an Adjustment event you've added for an added fx, the whole project gets it's size changed.
Parent/Child the text & colour with the adjustment event, Parent track motion adjusts all tracks.
@alifftudm95 @Former user This is indeed a bug.
Under normal circumstances, the parent track motion only affects the child track. But the adjustment event destroys it, so that all tracks are affected.
Simply put, the adjustment event will destroy the parent track motion's influence range.
@lan-mLMC Yep, as a workaround It works if another track is added above as the parent track,
I personally would find it more useful if we could limit the scope of an adjustment event similar to parent-child with an adjustment track. Perhaps if you put an adjustment event within a track group. Not sure what to expect if an adjustment event is on an adjustment track.
@Former user As far as what the user can do, I think that Gid has the solution to his own problem. At least until Magix can repair the code. Or should they repair it? What if I want all tracks to be affected by the parent track without explicitly making each track a child track? Shortcut: put adjustment event on the parent track.
Parent track seems having an 'equal level' to normal track like others... so the adjustment event must also be under the parent track, on it's own child track.
The parent track can be left empty
The bug still exists in b208.
Sorry. This is fixed for the next update.
To expand upon Gary's answer, we have more adjustment event improvements which we are targeting for a future update. They were available to be included in build 208, but the changes were extensive and it was risky to add them in to this recent update, which is only a small patch. It was determined some of the changes needed more QA time than we were willing to commit to this update so we left them out to ensure they are rock solid before releasing.
I'm glad to learn of such a plan.
To expand upon Gary's answer, we have more adjustment event improvements which we are targeting for a future update. They were available to be included in build 208, but the changes were extensive and it was risky to add them in to this recent update, which is only a small patch. It was determined some of the changes needed more QA time than we were willing to commit to this update so we left them out to ensure they are rock solid before releasing.
Hi, does the future adjustment event fix include this bug reported by users?
It shows the exception of Boris Sapphire plug-in in the adjustment event under different preview resolutions.