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If I change animation sequence, the first time it's played with it's normal speed, but all the other times it's played too fast. Probably fastest speed.
I have also tested to set the speed of the animation after selecting a sequence, but the result is the same.
So with this it will only play with the correct speed on the first click:
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Why?
Can you upload a little example MFA file?
Click on the square and it will become yellow for a second or so. Click on it again and it will only blink yellow one time very fast.
Any news?
you can just use a counter to switch, there a lot of ways to do this
here is an example:
http://sparckmanforums.weebly.com/up...39239_orig.jpg
example
color_click.mfa
I dont see how that is relevant to my question. My problem is that the animation speed is too fast after the first click.
the reason it appears to flicker, is because you have:
User clicks left button on ( your object ) ============= change to animation sequence Clicked
So when fusion is done playing Animation Clicked... which is only one frame
it goes back to the default animation Normal
So you can either make more frames for Clicked or loop the one frame you have there
as I did in this example:
http://sparckmanforums.weebly.com/up...24309_orig.jpg
application_1-2.mfa
No, you're still not understanding the problem. The first time I click on the object, it will show yellow for a second. The second time it will only be yellow for a very short time.
So. The problem is: the first click it plays the animation with the correct speed. The second time it plays the animation with the fastest speed. And this is without me changing the speed in any way.
This problem show with more normal animations with more frames too.
The problem is the animation speed. Set to Slower = 1 Higher Speed = 1.
You can get consistent results if you increase the animation speed.
http://sparckmanforums.weebly.com/up...44536_orig.jpg
application_1-3_fixed.mfa
Here is an example that shows how this actually works, have a look at this example.
animation_example.mfa
http://sparckmanforums.weebly.com/up...00359_orig.jpg
It's still a problem with your example. The second time the square gets clicked it skips frame #1 (it's probably not skipped, but that frame is shown a very short time).
Since my example only has one frame it's much more visible.