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• ChrisIceBox

  May 4

  I need to know details of the situation to help. Share as many screenshots and information about the problem as you can.

  in the ActionList Editor I noticed that the cursor change from arrow to hand... is a new function?

  The cursor should only change icon when performing an operation, e.g. dragging. Are you seeing the hand icon the whole time?
• 2finger

  May 5

  Here's an example of what I did.
  I have a cutscene with a simple loop of clock hands rotating. In version 1.80.3, the hands rotate counterclockwise (which is correct) at a fairly fast speed (just as I wanted).
  Video: https://streamable.com/9her2d

  In version 1.83, however, the hands rotate clockwise in slow motion... and as you can see, the cutscene is identical. Only by randomly tweaking the parameters do they appear to speed up — but I’d say it makes no sense, because if I set it to rotate by -359, logically it should rotate counterclockwise (just like in 1.80).
  Video: https://streamable.com/nz4tml

  As for the hand-shaped cursor: initially it appears as an arrow, but as soon as I scroll the mouse wheel in any direction, it turns into a hand and stays that way until I click somewhere. Even if I change a value, with version 1.80 it used to switch to the text input symbol, but now it stays as a hand.
• ChrisIceBox

  May 5

  I'll attempt a recreation, thanks for the details. I'll let you know if I need any more information.
• ChrisIceBox

  May 7

  Recreated.

  To fix, check Do euler rotation? in the Actions, and then open up AC's ActionTransform script.

  Look for the code block around line 265:

  Quaternion currentRotation = runtimeLinkedProp.transform.localRotation;
  runtimeLinkedProp.transform.Rotate (targetVector, Space.World);
  targetVector = runtimeLinkedProp.transform.localEulerAngles;
  runtimeLinkedProp.transform.localRotation = currentRotation;
  

  Then replace with:

  if (doEulerRotation)
  {
      targetVector += runtimeLinkedProp.transform.localEulerAngles;
  }
  else
  {
      Quaternion currentRotation = runtimeLinkedProp.transform.localRotation;
      runtimeLinkedProp.transform.Rotate (targetVector, Space.World);
      targetVector = runtimeLinkedProp.transform.localEulerAngles;
      runtimeLinkedProp.transform.localRotation = currentRotation;
  }
  
• 2finger

  May 7

  Oh yeah, work as intended now, thank'you very much!