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Describe the bug
Working in 25 fps and exporting a USD correctly sets the timeCodesPerSecond and framesPerSecond metadata to 25 to the usd file. However, when loading it back in maya in the same scene, the animation of the usd is offseted as if it was in 24 fps.
Steps to reproduce
1- For easier visualization, create a ball and animate it from frame 1001 to 1010 with the timeline in 25fps.
2- Export to usd, the metadata is set correctly
3- Usd Load the exported file, notice that the animation starts now in 960, 40 frames earlier, which corresponds to 1 frame per second of 1000 frames at 25 fps (1000/25: 40)
Expected behavior
For the animation to be read in the proper timecode
Specs (if applicable):
Maya version : Maya 2024.2
MayaUSD : 0.30.0
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Describe the bug
Working in 25 fps and exporting a USD correctly sets the timeCodesPerSecond and framesPerSecond metadata to 25 to the usd file. However, when loading it back in maya in the same scene, the animation of the usd is offseted as if it was in 24 fps.
Steps to reproduce
1- For easier visualization, create a ball and animate it from frame 1001 to 1010 with the timeline in 25fps.
2- Export to usd, the metadata is set correctly
3- Usd Load the exported file, notice that the animation starts now in 960, 40 frames earlier, which corresponds to 1 frame per second of 1000 frames at 25 fps (1000/25: 40)
Expected behavior
For the animation to be read in the proper timecode
Specs (if applicable):
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: