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Really cool tool!
Is there an easy way to let it record and keep the time slider moving when you are not dragging?
For example, it would be nice to have holds and beats in the timing based on my input.
I will check the first version, but I don't think it was possible as this problem comes from a bug that came in maya a few years ago. I'm aware of this issue and I'm trying to find a workaround
Jason Fittipaldi
Comments on this feature request:
brandon bailie said almost 10 years ago:
Guillaume FERRACHAT said almost 10 years ago: