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Fixed in 1.4.4
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Found in [Package]
Issue ID
1279350
Regression
No
Splitting a clip that has ease-in/out values copies those values to new clip instead of clearing
Related to case 996934
Steps to reproduce :
Create a Timeline asset and add an Animation Track and Animation Clip
Create a Game Object in the scene and add the timeline asset
Select the Animation Clip and put a non-zero value for ease-in
Move the playhead to the middle of the Animation Clip
Right Click -> Editing -> Split (or click S)
See that both the clips have the original ease-in value instead of just the one on the left
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