Changes to Sequencer's Binding Properties Are Not Reflected

Summary

When adding or editing elements in the array of Sequencer’s Binding Properties, only one step of the modification is reflected.

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What Type of Bug are you experiencing?

Assets

Steps to Reproduce

  • Open Level Sequencer.
  • Use Binding Properties to add three additional Actors to a single track from the Actors in the level.

Expected Result

All edits made to the Binding Properties should be retained.

Observed Result

Only the first added Actor is reflected in the Binding Properties, while the remaining two are not.

Platform(s)

Windows 11

Additional Notes

This issue occurs not only when adding elements to the array but also when specifying an Actor for an existing array element—only one step of the modification is reflected.

Additionally, a related issue occurs when using the “Assign Actor” menu at the top of the Binding Properties to add multiple Actors at once. In this case, each selected Actor is added twice.

For example, if you select five Actors and add them in bulk, each Actor will be added twice, resulting in a total of 10 added entries.

I reported these issues too

Some strange behaviors going on with the sequencer currently

Thank you for sharing.

It seems that there is a bug affecting the entire Binding Properties-related functionality.
Fortunately, it’s not completely unusable, which is a relief.

A ticket has been created in the Bug Reporter, It looks like we’ll have to wait and see for a while… :frowning:

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Thank you @YuyaShiotani and @AtAshTag - we’ll get someone to take a look.

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Thank you for checking! :slight_smile:

Hi Yuya, the team came back with a workaround:

As a workaround, you could add or edit elements in the docked Sequencer details panel.

This will be fixed in a future update. Thank you for the report!

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Awesome! Thank you so much!

In the meantime, please also give the workaround a shot - use the Sidebar Details to set the actor bindings like this. That should take care of it. If it doesn’t, we might need to dig further to understand the problem. Thanks.

Thank you for the information! I was able to use the method you taught without any problems! I plan to continue using this method for the time being. I look forward to the issue being fixed. Thank you.

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@Flak

Does this also fix what i reported/showed with the names/actors not referencing correctly ? or is that under a separate issue

That’s a separate issue. I responded to that thread: Actor names do not update within cinematic sequence when replacing them - #3 by Max.Chen

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FORT-858634 has been ‘Closed’ as a duplicate of an existing known issue.