Problems with Asset Warp after 22 update

Question

I made some animations using asset warps on shape elements, that worked fine. after the last update, problem started:
first, the warped shapes lost their strokes - left with only fills.
second, It's now impossible to double-click the asset and modify the shape, like I did before.
third, when I try to create those animations again - it turns the shapes to BMP, which I don't want because I used shapes with "Scale: None".

and the worsed of all - I apply easing on the tween of the warp animation, and it has no effect. no matter what easing I set - the animation comes out linear (like: "Classic Ease: 0").

the Asset Warp function work much worse now then before the update. WHY??!!

arvind_bv · Accepted Answer

Issue 1: first, the warped shapes lost their strokes - left with only fills.Answer: Does this happen with all the previous version file? Can you share a sample file with us for investigation?Issue 2: second, It's now impossible to double-click the asset and modify the shape, like I did before.Answer: Changing the base shape after creating the rig has implications on other keyframes as now the rig is tightly coupled with base shape. You can break it apart to do further editing.Issue 3: third, when I try to create those animations again - it turns the shapes to BMP, which I don't want because I used shapes with "Scale: None".Answer: Now vectors are converted into bitmaps while converting it to rigged objects for better warping and tweening quality. However you can turn OFF this behaviour in the preferences as below.  Issue 4: the worsed of all - I apply easing on the tween of the warp animation, and it has no effect. no matter what easing I set - the animation comes out linear (like: "Classic Ease: 0").Answer:  In general it works fine at our end. Can you please share sample file with the issue? Thanks!

_keyframer · Answer

"I apply easing on the tween of the warp animation, and it has no effect. no matter what easing I set - the animation comes out linear (like: "Classic Ease: 0")."

Classic Ease set to "0" is actually no easing at all. You have to change "0" to a value other than "0". You have from -100 all the way to 100. Change that value and you'll see easing applied.

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