Do not add +1 to GetMaxFrame() calculation #973
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…r calculating the max frame of a timeline, and not correct. For example, 1 second long timeline at 30 FPS, should have exactly 30 frames (not 31).
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Do not add +1 to GetMaxFrame() calculation. This is incorrect math for calculating the max frame of a timeline, and not correct. For example, 1 second long timeline at 30 FPS, should have exactly 30 frames (not 31).