[Paraview] Bug in PV 2.6.0 Animation

[Mike Jackson]

So this is intended behavior. Huh.  I was using it to quickly scan  
through my data file to find something interesting, then wanted to  
start the animation from where I stopped scanning. All without having  
to touch the key frame deal. Just seems counter-intuitive to me but  
sometimes my brain isn't thinking like everyone else's.

Thanks
-- 
Mike Jackson   Senior Research Engineer
Innovative Management & Technology Services


On Feb 20, 2007, at 12:52 PM, Utkarsh Ayachit wrote:

> The animation uses the values set in the keyframes, not the current  
> value for the timestep. If you want your animation to begin with  
> timestep 50, you should go the Animation panel and edit the first  
> keyframe from "TimeStep" for the appropriate reader and change it  
> to 50.
>
> Utkarsh.
>
>
> Mike Jackson wrote:
>> I would like to confirm a bug that I think I found. I am working  
>> with Time Data and this is what happens.
>> Open a new data set that has 100 time steps. Move the slider to  
>> show time step 50. The render window updates just fine. Now, click  
>> the "Play" button from the Animation tool bar located at the  
>> bottom of the Render Window. The animation starts from Timestep 0.  
>> Is this a bug or intended behavior?
>> Thanks
>> -- 
>> Mike Jackson
>> imikejackson & gmail * com
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