Continiue old animations and endless rendering

[public_v0id]

There are 2 behaviours of Mandelbulb3d i don't really understand:
1) If I render an animation with 800 frames for example, the rendering continiues after the 800th frame is reached.
2) If I render an animation with a few keyframes completely, then decide to add a few more keyframes and continiue the rendering then there are small gaps between
the frames of the first and the second rendering.

// greets & thanks for the great program,
public void d0lph();

edit: Just noticed there's a new version of M3D, haven't tried it with the new one, but probably it's the same since there's nothing about it in the changelog.

[The Rev]

I find it only goes past the last numbered frame if I am rendering in quadratic bezier mode.  I would imagine that the gaps you see after adding new frames occur in the same mode.  If you switch to linear, you shouldn't have that problem.

The Rev

[public_v0id]

I find it only goes past the last numbered frame if I am rendering in quadratic bezier mode.  I would imagine that the gaps you see after adding new frames occur in the same mode.  If you switch to linear, you shouldn't have that problem.

The Rev

Thanks for answering.
I had a feeling, that it had something to do with that .
But i don't want to switch to linear, I like the accelleration
Do you know why this happens? I haven't implemented quadratic interpolation myself, so I can't imagine completly why it shouldn't hit the keyframes directly.
Has it something to do with accelleration-irregularities that may happen while switching to the next keyframe or are the routes from frame n to n+1 and from n+1 to n+2 smoothen into each other?

greets & wishes

[Sockratease]

If you want the best of both worlds  (bezier and hitting all keyframes)  just duplicate the keyframes you definitely want it to hit (even the first one) and set the number of frames to the next frame (the second identical frame) to zero. 

[public_v0id]

If you want the best of both worlds  (bezier and hitting all keyframes)  just duplicate the keyframes you definitely want it to hit (even the first one) and set the number of frames to the next frame (the second identical frame) to zero. 

Thanks for the answer.
Will try this in my next animation.