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TMovieSceneBlendingActuator

Templated blending actuator that knows how to apply a specific data type to an object

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Inheritance Hierarchy

TSharedFromThis

IMovieSceneBlendingActuator

TMovieSceneBlendingActuator

TPropertyActuator

References

Module	MovieScene
Header	/Engine/Source/Runtime/MovieScene/Public/Evaluation/Blending/BlendableTokenStack.h
Include	#include "Evaluation/Blending/BlendableTokenStack.h"

Syntax

template<typename DataType>
struct TMovieSceneBlendingActuator : public IMovieSceneBlendingActuator

Remarks

Templated blending actuator that knows how to apply a specific data type to an object

Constructors

	Name	Description
	TMovieSceneBlendingActuator ( FMovieSceneBlendingActuatorID InAct... )	Constructor

Functions

	Name	Description
void	Actuate ( FMovieSceneInterrogationData& Inte..., typename TCallTraits< DataType >::P..., const TBlendableTokenStack< DataTyp..., const FMovieSceneContext& Context )	Add the final result of a blending operation to the interrogation data
void	Actuate ( UObject* InObject, typename TCallTraits< DataType >::P..., const TBlendableTokenStack< DataTyp..., const FMovieSceneContext& Context, FPersistentEvaluationData& Persist..., IMovieScenePlayer& Player )	Apply the the specified value to an object.
FMovieSceneB...	GetActuatorID()	Access this actuator's unique identifier
bool	HasInitialValue ( FObjectKey InObject )	Check whether this actuator has an initial value for the specified animated object
DataType	RetrieveCurrentValue ( UObject* InObject, IMovieScenePlayer* Player )	Retrieve the current value of the specified object

Overridden from IMovieSceneBlendingActuator

		Name	Description
	void	RemoveInitialValueForObject ( FObjectKey ObjectToRemove )	Remove the initial value for the specified object from this actuator causing it to be re-computed next time it is required.

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