Why does my puppet have a slight twitch at the start of recording a dragger behaviour?

Did this issue get solved? I have the same issue, but its a pretty big twitch. I get around it by recording a MP4 file then using Premier Pro to remove the first few frames, but its not a very efficient way to work.

Here is an example frame by frame. The hands are supposed to be not visible, in front of the character (he is writing at the desk), but the hands are all over the place for the first few frames. (It looks like it broke his wrists! Painful!)  I assume hands are aligned with the default body position of the artwork before snapping around to their correct orientation due to the bones etc of the rigging.

Even a setting like "skip first 5 frames" as a setting it remembers would be helpful. Basically I would like it to stabilize before the actual frames of the scene start in the recording.  I tried various options with blending, but could not find a combination that solved the problem. I could defer the twitch, but it would not go away.

Frame 1: look at the two hands (you can see the fingers on both sides of body).

Frame 2:

Frame 3:

Frame 4: Note that the right arm is moving, but after frame 4 the hand is not visible.

Puppet default position rear view (if helpful)

Hmmmm. I have not tried changing the gap between the draggable and bones - I am too scared to change the rigging and potentially break/lose all my recordings, but maybe I can export and create a new project and experiment there. That may reduce the problem (but probably won't eliminate it).

Hi Phil... Does blending the Dragger take reduce the twitch?

Also, do you need all of those Dragger behaviors? I'd think you should only need one at the top-level of the puppet, and just record poses as needed, maybe extending Draggable handle takes for the duration you want to hold a pose.