Unigine::AnimationCurveString Class
Warning
The functionality described here is EXPERIMENTAL and is not recommended for production use. Future releases may bring significant changes to API and features. Backward compatibility of the final production-ready version is not guaranteed.
| Header: | #include <UnigineAnimation.h> |
| Inherits from: | AnimationCurve |
This class represents an interface enabling you to create and manage animation curves containing string values.
AnimationCurveString Class
Members
const char * getDefaultKeyValue() const#
Returns the current default value of all keys in the curve.
Return value
Current default value of all keys in the curve.getNumKeys() const#
Returns the current total number of key points in the curve.
Return value
Current total number of key points in the curve.getMinTime() const#
Returns the current point of the whole animation timeline where this curve starts being applied, in units.
Return value
Current point of the whole animation timeline where this curve starts being applied, in units.getMaxTime() const#
Returns the current point of the whole animation timeline up to which this curve is applied, in units.
Return value
Current point of the whole animation timeline up to which this curve is applied, in units.AnimationCurveString ( ) #
Constructor. Creates a new animation curve instance containing string values.void copy ( const Ptr<AnimationCurveString> & curve ) #
Copies all data (key points and tangents) from the specified source curve.Arguments
- const Ptr<AnimationCurveString> & curve - Source curve.
int addKey ( float time, const char * value ) #
Adds a new key point with the specified value at the specified point of the timeline to the curve.Arguments
- float time - Time of the key on the timeline, in seconds.
- const char * value - The string value of the key.
Return value
Index of the added key point.void removeKey ( int index ) #
Removes the key point with the specified index from the curve.Arguments
- int index - Key point number, in the range from 0 to the total number of key points in the curve.
int moveKey ( int index, float new_time ) #
Moves the key point with the specified number to a new time position (preserving the tangents). The index of key point will be updated automatically. This method can be used to implement dragging of keys on the curve.Arguments
- int index - Key point number, in the range from 0 to the total number of key points in the curve.
- float new_time - Time of the key on the timeline, in seconds.
Return value
New index of the key.float getKeyTime ( int index ) const#
Returns the current time of the key point with the specified index.Arguments
- int index - Key point number, in the range from 0 to the total number of key points in the curve.
Return value
The time of the specified key point on the timeline, in seconds.void setKeyValue ( int index, const char * value ) #
Sets the value for the specified key on the curve.Arguments
- int index - Key point number, in the range from 0 to the total number of key points in the curve.
- const char * value - The string value of the key.
const char * getKeyValue ( int index ) const#
Returns the current value for the specified key on the curve.Arguments
- int index - Key point number, in the range from 0 to the total number of key points in the curve.
Return value
The string value of the key.void clear ( ) #
Clears the curve removing all key points and tangents.const char * getValueByTime ( float time ) #
Returns the key value at the specified key point of the curve.Arguments
- float time - Time of the key on the timeline, in seconds.
Return value
The string value of the key.const char * getValueByNormalizedTime ( float time ) #
Returns the key value using the normalized time value of the key.Arguments
- float time - The normalized time value of the key.
Return value
The string value of the key.void save ( const Ptr<Blob> & blob ) const#
Saves the curve data to a blob.Arguments
void load ( const Ptr<Blob> & blob ) #
Loads the curve data from the blob.Arguments
Last update:
2024-08-16
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