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Fixed in 5.4.0
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0
Found in
5.4.0b2
Issue ID
762706
Regression
Yes
Selecting children on a game object changes the current animation selection
Create a simple hierarchy of game objects as follows:
Empty Game Object
-> Cube
-> Sphere
Create an animation on the empty game object (Anim1)
Record keyframes for the sphere
Create a second animation, using the drop down in the animation window (Anim2)
Select the cube
--> Animation window reverts back to Anim1, when it should stay on Anim2
If user does not notice, cube will be keyframed under the first animation, not the second.
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