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Discuss: Q1.1 - How to make sure an animation doesn't overwrite the property's value

Discussion for Q1.1 - How to make sure an animation doesn't overwrite the property's value.
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Mon, 26 Mar 2007 15:51 by EinsteinTech
Do you think maybe freeze is a confusing word?
Freeze might confuse newcomers with the concept of "freezable" objects. After all, the animation isn't freezing the value, it's simply overwriting whatever you set on the next cycle.
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Tue, 27 Mar 2007 10:35 by Jenny
Re: Do you think maybe freeze is a confusing word?
I updated the topic to use "overwrite" rather than "freeze". Thanks for the idea! Of course, you are more than welcome to change any topic yourself ;-)

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