as said, it's working as designed::a clip take state set only makes sense on the location and extents on where it was originally defined, either by loop-recording or simulated by the Clip/Take/Range... form.
if you change any of the clip take range set conditions, by moving, resizing or cutting the affected clip(s), then the clip take state information is scrapped, having the resulting clip(s) its normal use and behavior thereafter. of course you can undo the edits and recover to the previous state (ie. take range location). but one thing to retain is that take state information is fixed to the former location and range its was, taken,
as said, it's working as designed::a clip take state set only makes sense on the location and extents on where it was originally defined, either by loop-recording or simulated by the Clip/Take/Range... form.
if you change any of the clip take range set conditions, by moving, resizing or cutting the affected clip(s), then the clip take state information is scrapped, having the resulting clip(s) its normal use and behavior thereafter. of course you can undo the edits and recover to the previous state (ie. take range location). but one thing to retain is that take state information is fixed to the former location and range its was, taken,
hth.
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