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it's because bevel factorbevel depth is not an objectobject property - it's curve datacurve data property. Action editor shows only one animation block (bordered with red line):

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Outer animation blocks doesn't display in action editor

So what you can do - create a propertyproperty in object dataobject data and make driverdriver to manipulate bevelbevel depth value throw object datain curve data through object data.

Howto:

  1. In object data find tab custom properties and add one:

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  1. Next, open curve datacurve data side by side and press RMB on bevel valuebevel depth:

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Chose add driveradd driver -> single from targetsingle from target, and (when your cursor will be as dropper) click on value created before.

  1. So now you have value in action editoraction editor, that manipulates bevel factorbevel depth:

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it's because bevel factor is not an object property - it's curve data property. So what you can do - create a property in object data and make driver to manipulate bevel value throw object data.

  1. In object data find tab custom properties and add one:

enter image description here

  1. Next, open curve data side by side and press RMB on bevel value:

enter image description here

Chose add driver -> single from target, and (when your cursor will be as dropper) click on value created before.

  1. So now you have value in action editor, that manipulates bevel factor:

enter image description here

it's because bevel depth is not an object property - it's curve data property. Action editor shows only one animation block (bordered with red line):

enter image description here

Outer animation blocks doesn't display in action editor

So what you can do - create a property in object data and make driver to manipulate bevel depth value in curve data through object data.

Howto:

  1. In object data find tab custom properties and add one:

enter image description here

  1. Next, open curve data side by side and press RMB on bevel depth:

enter image description here

Chose add driver -> single from target, and (when your cursor will be as dropper) click on value created before.

  1. So now you have value in action editor, that manipulates bevel depth:

enter image description here

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Crantisz
  • 37.4k
  • 4
  • 46
  • 97

it's because bevel factor is not an object property - it's curve data property. So what you can do - create a property in object data and make driver to manipulate bevel value throw object data.

  1. In object data find tab custom properties and add one:

enter image description here

  1. Next, open curve data side by side and press RMB on bevel value:

enter image description here

Chose add driver -> single from target, and (when your cursor will be as dropper) click on value created before.

  1. So now you have value in action editor, that manipulates bevel factor:

enter image description here