I’ve been struggling with this for a while, so I wanted to ask whether or not I’m missing something obvious.
Been making some animations this year, and trying to get them to be exactly 10 seconds long, or as close as I can to 10 seconds. My current project has 107 frames in it, with a millisecond duration of 60. To get the full duration of my animation then, it’d be ‘107 / (1000 / 60)’, to give me 6.42 seconds which would make sense.
I can see this ‘full duration’ time in the bottom left, written out as ‘60ms/6.42s’.
HOWEVER- This is incorrect. Because my animation actually has several loops (such as to hold on a frame, or repeat a section), adding up to 166 frames, giving me a true duration of 9.96 seconds.
Is this ‘true duration’ not displayed anywhere? Because I can only find the duration of what my animation would be if it had no loops, which is very frustrating… It has lead me to go through and add up all my frames and looped frames manually and do the calculations each time to get it to the desired duration. 