Having a very serious problem with an issue with Adobe's camera x/y accuracy that is causing me great grief.
Just imagine two keyframes side by side that you are viewing on the camera layer.
1. I type the X and Y & zoom coordinates for one keyframe exactly the same into those of another keyframe.
2. Computer thinks it knows best and changes the number (or those after the decimal point) slightly, so the keyframe co-ordinates are not the same as the one next to it - what the hell! Why Adobe, why?
Here is a specific example,
I paste the coordinates from one keyframe, which are X = -2680.95, Y = 76.75 & zoom of 640%, to another keyframe. Seems straightforward doesn't it...
But...the program (while it does keep the zoom % the same) decides to slightly adjust the number values for the X & Y values I have pasted, changing them to X = -2681.50, Y = 77.5, which is very close but NOT the same! I can never ever paste in the exact number as it will always adjust it ever so slightly, differently every time. I dunno if its a number rounding bug, or a snapping bug (camera should not snap to grids, guides or anything else anyway) - but something is making the numbers adjust.
Now I originally thought the reason could be that my camera is quite zoomed in for these two keyframes, but the program should not take liberties with its number accuracy, because what seems to be a slight difference is very noticeable the more zoomed in you are, which is precisely the resolution level at which I'm presenting.
Any help would be hugely appreciated, I am going mad. More very happy to donate $100 reward for a solution, as this error has totally railroaded my whole project. Definitely not a problem I would have expected and very sad at the moment.
Dommy B.