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When you move the key, Spine tries to keep the handles on both sides. When you drop it on the other key, you lose that other key's left handle and you get the left handle of the key you are dragging instead. To do what you want, set the transition between the keys to linear. Now there's no handle on the left side and when you replace the existing key, the existing key's left handle will be used.

The logic to do the "right thing" as you drag keys around is probably the most complex code in Spine!

  • warmanw đã trả lời bài viết này.

    Nate But it is linear no? I did try that and in the video you can see it is

    I swear I tried it and it worked, but it was late and maybe something else was going on.

    Try this: in the Curves view, enable Separate. That changes how keys are pasted, so then paste (not drag) your key on top of the other. It should do what you want, though the handles will be separated.

    Good you sweared or I would think you are lying 😃

    Copy paste works now thanks

    But dragging still does not work I need to collapse that gap

    Dragging cannot work. You always get the handles of the key you are dragging. If you get rid of the handles using linear, then you can't separate handles, so it still won't give you what you want.

    You can drag and then fix it up. I think we have an issue to track being able to copy handles separately from keys, which would make fix up easier.