A sequence is a class that represents a series of keyframes for an object, created using the createSequence method.
Methods
createKeyframe(time, propString) |
Creates a keyframe at the given time (in seconds). The propString is a string with one or more tags representing which keyframes to set (the same format as in the XML source). The only additional setting is 'tweenin' which can be 'jump', 'linear', 'stepped' or 'quad' depending on the tweening required. An example is given below. |
removeAllKeyframes() |
Removes all keyframes from the sequence. |
Properties
duration |
Gets or sets a floating point value representing the length of the sequence in seconds. |
Examples
function onclick()
{
var seq=object.createSequence("test1", 1); // create a new sequence called "test1" that's 1 second long.
seq.createKeyframe(0, "<prop id='pos' type='vector' tweenin='stepped' x='0' y='0' z='0'/>"); // add a position keyframe at 0s.
seq.createKeyframe(1, "<prop id='pos' type='vector' tweenin='stepped' x='10' y='0' z='0'/>"); // add a position keyframe at 1s.
object.sequence="test1"; // activate the sequence.
}
Remarks
You can keyframe any object property you like, even your own script variables. All properties are the same as if you type object. in the script editor for an object. So object.pos is just prop id='pos' and object.script.myVar becomes prop id='script.myVar' etc.
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