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Bug report: 0 duration animateTransform does not transform

‎05-16-2020 14:22

‎05-16-2020 14:22

I have a use case where I want to jump an element to a position and then animate it after a delay. Two <animationTransform>s can accomplish this. However, if dur="0", the animation transformation is never applied.

 

For example:

<g transform="translate(50%, 50%)">
    <animateTransform attributeType="rotate" begin="enable" from="0" to="0" dur=".01"/> <!-- Move back to origin at start. dur=0 has no effect instead of jump, which seems like a bug -->
    <animateTransform attributeType="rotate" begin="enable+.5" from="0" to="6" dur=".5" easing="ease-out"/>
    <circle cx="0" cy="-145" r="5" fill="#FFFFFF"/>
</g>

 

Expectation

<animationTransform dur="0"> will apply the transformation immediately on begin.

 

Actual

The transformation is never applied.

 

Workaround

Set dur=".01"

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