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[Maybe a Bug] Chaser applies Fade-In of parent Chaser, ignoring his own values #445

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Moehritz opened this issue Jan 29, 2015 · 2 comments

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@Moehritz
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To start off, I´m now trying to describe my Problem as good as I can, just throw your questions at me in case you´ve got one.

So what my basic setup is:
Chaser main
| Step 1: Collection x (Fade in set to .20)

Collection x
| Contents: Chaser inner; Scene BackgroundLight

Chaser inner
| Step 1: Szene abc (Fade in set to 10 sec)

By starting the inner chaser, scene abc will fade in within 10 seconds as intended. But when starting the main chaser, it will start the collection, wich will start the inner chaser - and scene abc will fade-in within 0.20 seconds - not 10 seconds as it would be logic. Removing the fade-in of the main chaser isn´t a solution for me, as I want the scene BackgroundLight to fade in with the start of the inner chaser.

To make things clear, I´ve created a small example project:
https://gist.github.com/Moehritz/35e1603f5dd32b66f55d

Are there any other workarounds for this? It would be really cool if anyone could help me out, thanks!

@forresthopkinsa
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Right now, I've just had to set all of my top-level chasers to "Default" fade-in and fade-out times. I, too, would love to see a solution.

I made a Forum topic for this a while back.

@matthijskooijman
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I'm running into the same problem, but with fade outs. I have a similar setup as described above (but with zero fades in the inner chaser for a disco chaser) and want to gradually fade out that one by defining a fade out in the outer chaser, but that causes the inner chaser to become fading rather than instantaneous.

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