URGENT! Weird matinee bug

[17marijn71]

hello guys,

We're having a presentation with our school project what I showed before.
Now I'm making a cinematics loop for our presentation so people can see the whole project without touching the keyboard.

The Problem:
I have UDK march 2011 and i follow the tut from 3d buzz (really helpful!)
but when I create a nice camera path and I close Matinee. and start matinee back up again my whole path is destroyed. all the points are turned, lowered or whatever.
I have no futher problems with UDK but this one is KILLING ME!!!!

A LOT of thanks in advance

Marijn

[timspanjer]

I'm having the same problem. Any news on this or a way to work around it?

[Ryan Commodore]

It's going to take Epic 81 years to fix these types of things.

[shuriken88]

hello guys,

We're having a presentation with our school project what I showed before.
Now I'm making a cinematics loop for our presentation so people can see the whole project without touching the keyboard.

The Problem:
I have UDK march 2011 and i follow the tut from 3d buzz (really helpful!)
but when I create a nice camera path and I close Matinee. and start matinee back up again my whole path is destroyed. all the points are turned, lowered or whatever.
I have no futher problems with UDK but this one is KILLING ME!!!!

A LOT of thanks in advance

Marijn

They teach you to use UDK in school over in the Netherlands!!?? Man I wish it like that in the UK. Schools over here are just sh*t. Im glad my school days are 6 years in the past hahaha.

I dont think theres even any colleges over here that teach modules on UDK. I ended up doing Music Technology, which was crap because half the time I was telling the teachers better ways of using the Mixing desk or other studio equipment. I also knew more about synthesisers than any teacher on the whole course. If I had to pay a tuition fee I wouldve been so p*ssed off.

[Whitenorthstar]

I had the same problem, maybe it isn't the same for you but here is what worked for me:

Right click on your 'Movement' track. From the drop down menu, click whichever is the other option between:

-World Frame
-Relative to Initial

If that doesn't work, switch it back. Sounds odd, I know, but it worked for me. I like to work with 'World Frame', it makes sense to me.