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Adding keys to keyframes using Select>All does not work as expected

ilmomentodisognareilmomentodisognare Posts: 1
in Technical Help (nuts n bolts)

Hi All my friends, I am here with a very naive (and possibly easy to solve) problem. I go by the concrete example immediately to make things clearer.

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Time frame 0, get this:

TEST 0

Then Select>All, Add key to frame 0 after selecting all in the scene, change to time frame 1, do some random pose and note that I do not move her thighs:

TEST 1

Then Select>All, Add key to frame 1 after selecting all in the scene, change to time frame 2, other random poses, this time moving thighs as well, repeat to time frame 3:

TEST 2

TEST 3

Now GO BACK to time frame 1, and surprise:

TEST 1 AFTER

Now that I go back to time frame 1, thighs moved (compare with the TEST 1 above in which I have not moved the thighs at all). When I was on time frame 1 I already selected all and added the key on the timeline, so I expected that changing the position of her thights in frame 2 and 3 would have not affected time frame 1, but apparently this is not the case.

How can I solve this problem? Thanks in advance? Irene

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