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While supported on a basic level, this ends up causing annoying problems especially relating to updating animated state and frame ranges. An example of this is T52583 - where changing the render frame range also changes the scenes starting point in the sequence strip. This task is to see if its acceptable to remove this functionality in 2.8 to save headaches. The main down-side is existing blend files that use this wont render files that contain scene strips using themselves.

While supported on a basic level, this ends up causing annoying problems especially relating to updating animated state and frame ranges. Examples of this are: - T52583 - where changing the render frame range also changes the scenes starting point in the sequence strip. - T50139 - again. - T42235 - seems related. - T38132 - again. - T33298 - again. - T30663 - again. This task is to see if its acceptable to remove this functionality in 2.8 to save headaches, users and devs wasting time on such useless and annoying behavior. The main down-side is existing blend files that use this wont render files that contain scene strips using themselves.

While supported on a basic level, this ends up causing annoying problems especially relating to updating animated state and frame ranges. An example of this is T52583 - where changing the render frame range also changes the scenes starting point in the sequence strip.Examples of this are: - T52583 - where changing the render frame range also changes the scenes starting point in the sequence strip. - T50139 - again. - T42235 - seems related. - T38132 - again. - T33298 - again. - T30663 - again. This task is to see if its acceptable to remove this functionality in 2.8 to save headaches, users and devs wasting time on such useless and annoying behavior. The main down-side is existing blend files that use this wont render files that contain scene strips using themselves.