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If you want to have a for instance a TV screen and parent a camera to the screen, I see this glitch: https://imgur.com/OlJo5bj Changing shadow buffer settings does not fix it, it is a bug. Any ideas? Edit: looks like when you render an actual video it shows normal.

https://i.imgur.com/8UtetIP.mp4 To be honest, how do people work with 2.0? between this and the zoom bug it's pretty annoying to use. I wonder how they released it without noticing these bugs. It really ruins the workflow. You have to be collapsing the menus stuff in order for the list of transition to show, and sometimes not even that works since for some reason it refuses to show the list as it goes upwards: Hoping the Community Build fixes these. It would improve things A LOT just with these 2 fixes sorted.

It's a shame 2.0 is basically unusable because of this. You'll lose hair trying to zoom in and out of stuff, so frustrating. Unfortunately im going to keep using pre-4. @Nimi could you come back just to fix this? it's a shame, all this work to not be able to use the software due broken zooming. Perhaps @david is still around to read this? I don't get it unless im zooming in and out the wrong way. I press ctrl, and I scroll up and down with the mouse wheel. It is not accurate where I want to zoom in, it goes bonkers when you zoom in and displaces where you were at. It is really making this unuseable to the point I have to use old versions. Hoping someone reads this.

So we are stuck with this thing going on forever now? geez. It's really noticeable specially un darker blocks, you see these lines jumping around.

Where exactly? which minute and second? I watched the video, he talks about camera usage, but not this particular motion blur technique.

Where in this tutorial is it explained? Where is "camera aperture" at? The anamorphic ratio slider seems to be doing nothing. Im using pre-4 btw. I don't like the colors after 2.0. Everything seems too bright or something, I cannot get the same color for the image as I got on the previous versions.

I've reported some bugs which were never fixed, hopefully you can look into it: And here's some suggestions:

If you open a project on 2.0 made on anything before pre-4 you'll see the settings are screwed up since they removed the Master Strenght setting. Now I have to go keyframe by keyframe adjusting the camera shake again unless someone has a better idea.

If you try to zoom in on the green line you'll see it goes out of sight. https://i.imgur.com/BbStLcX.mp4 The way it worked on 1.2.9 was that if the cursor was on top of the line it centered the zooming in there so if you put the cursor on top of the line it wouldn't go out of sight. It wasn't the best GUI i've used but at least you could zoom in where you actually wanted. But now it just goes out of wack as you can see above. Im hoping @david still browses the forum. I would use pre-4 version but it has it's own bugs:

I clicked on reset brightness and it crashed: Variant: Value() const on invalid type Integer in CppProject::VarType::Value:197 Version: 2.0.0 (Windows 10 Version 1809) Im clicking on view log but it doesn't open.

I mean this: I like to know the frame im at, 2492 in this case. So where is this located now? they should have added it next to the time. This is pretty basic information that's now missing for some reason. Also, where do I quickly toggle fog on/off? this is very useful to see where stuff is located at.

Yeah but this is an insane workaround for something that just should be a feature.

@davidwill this get fixed?

Would be insanely useful to have direction motion blur, for for instance, have the background blurred while the character is inside a car and so on.

It's insanely annoying how when you add a new folder, you have to copy the entire timeline into the new folder, then delete them on the previous folder and then set everything set to 0 there, since when you add a new folder, it's all set to 0, so you can't use it. Why isn't there an automatic way to do this. For instance to have cool camera movements you need to keep adding folders, or for certain movements like a car drifting.