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Workflow: Modeler/Animator Link Parameter setting
It's a quality of life feature that would save me 20s+ every time I open/change an animation file. That's quite a bit of time if I'm jumping back and forth between different animation files and have to constantly manually re-link parameters I setup up in the modeler.
I would like the Animator to default to the linked parameter settings the exact same way I have it in my Modeler or at the very least remember the chained parameters when I'm changing animation tabs. It is REALLY inconvenient to have to constantly re-chain it.
I would like the Animator to default to the linked parameter settings the exact same way I have it in my Modeler or at the very least remember the chained parameters when I'm changing animation tabs. It is REALLY inconvenient to have to constantly re-chain it.