Easing handles have weird behavior when keyframe is at the very start of a clip

[WangleLine]

Hi. In some update last year, keyframe easing handles broke in a weird way:

When you've got a keyframe at the very start of a clip, it clamps the easing handle distance to some time after it, for some reason.

Here's a video of what that looks like, and I also show what I have to do to make it work like I want it to again (moving the keframe to the right, adjust the handle, then move it back to the left again)

[WangleLine]

I'd be cool to get a fix for this. I use the easing handles on almost every single set of keyframes, and I hate having to move them back and forth just to edit a handle.

Cheers,

Line

[WangleLine]

Hi. I apologize for bringing this up again. Thought I'd confirm again this is still happening in 24.1

[WangleLine]

This is still happening in 24.4.1 Build 2

[Kevin-Monahan]

Hello @WangleLine,

I can reproduce this issue on macOS. Are you also on Mac? Let me know. See: How do I write a bug report?

Thanks,
Kevin

[WangleLine]

Hi @Kevin-Monahan,

Here are my specs:

cpu: AMD Ryzen 9 5900X

ram: 64GB ram

gpu: Nvidia GeForce RTX 3080ti 12GB, driver version 360.38

os: Windows 11 Pro

Monitor dimensions: 3840x2160 - twice

Working in 2880x1400 sequences, Rec. 709 color.

[Bruce Bullis]

Thanks for the details; we'll have a look!

[Kevin-Monahan]

Hello @WangleLine,

Please try 24.6 Beta. I can no longer reproduce your bug. It might be fixed. Please have a look.

Thanks,
Kevin

[WangleLine]

Hi, the bug still appears in the 24.6 beta. Seemingly not always, but it does appear:

[Kevin-Monahan]

Hi @WangleLine,

Is there any improvement in the stable version for 24.6? Have you tried the new Beta? How's that? Thanks for checking that out. If it is still a problem, I'll continue to advocate for a fix on your behalf. Sorry for the problem. Take care.

Thanks,
Kevin

[Kevin-Monahan]

Updating the status of the bug report. The team reports the bug as "open." Let me know if you are still seeing the bug, @WangleLine.

Thanks,
Kevin