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I'm setting up a new animation and i want to store the current frame in a variable. Then i play the animation for the first 10 frames, then for the frames from 10 to 20.
The value of instance.currenFrame is wrong, it goes from 0 to 10 both times. Is there any way to know at which point of the whole animation i am at? This does not seem like something so hard to have, why is the instance.currenFrame behaviour is so counter-intuitive?
I'm setting up a new animation and i want to store the current frame in a variable. Then i play the animation for the first 10 frames, then for the frames from 10 to 20.
The value of instance.currenFrame is wrong, it goes from 0 to 10 both times. Is there any way to know at which point of the whole animation i am at? This does not seem like something so hard to have, why is the instance.currenFrame behaviour is so counter-intuitive?
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