Hello Spine team,
I have a suggestion regarding the way animation key graphs are displayed and edited.
When selecting a key that has no following key, the Graph editor appears to display the graph of the previous key instead.
For example, if there are keys like:
Key 12 → Key 13
and there is no key after Key 13, selecting Key 13 displays the graph that controls the transition from Key 12 to Key 13.
If I change the graph at this point, however, it changes the graph of Key 12, rather than Key 13.
This also happens when the graph is set to Separate mode.
This can become particularly problematic when selecting multiple keys and changing their graphs at once. When the last key in a sequence is included in the selection, the graph of the preceding key can be modified unintentionally.
As a result, after making a bulk graph change, I have to manually check the affected keys and find the previous keys whose graphs were changed, then correct them individually.
I've attached a screenshot showing this behavior with the graph in Separate mode.
Would it be possible to make this behavior more intuitive? For example, it would be helpful if the Graph editor could make it clearer which key's graph is actually being edited, or if bulk graph editing could avoid unintentionally modifying the graph of the preceding key.
Thank you again for always taking the time to answer my questions. I've been posting quite a few recently, and I really appreciate your consistently helpful responses!
