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I've always found that when creating text in text edit, there are always keyframes created regardless of whether I have Autokey on or off. I never add keyframes, but when I go back later to edit position of text, there is always 1 or 2 keyframes added that I need to delete before changing text position. Is this normal?
No I don't think it is. At least it wasn't on 2013. This showed up in 2015 and it's an annoying liitle bug. Before I leave the text editor page I always go to the animation editor, select in the curve editor then click keep. That will keep your type set up at that frame when you exit the text editor.
Sorry, I forgot a step hit the del key first, that will delete all the keyframes in the scene then hit keep. I wish this bug would get fixed. I've reported to support - but nothing yet. So for now this is my workaround.
The procedure mentioned will keep one KF. As to it preventing any KF's from showing up when you re-enter text...you'll need to report back and let us know how that worked!
Correct. If I go back into text and modify something then it will add another "ghost" keyframe and I would do the keep keyframe procedure again before exiting.
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