unreal.MovieSceneScriptingFloatChannel

class unreal.MovieSceneScriptingFloatChannel(outer=None, name='None')

Bases: unreal.MovieSceneScriptingChannel

Movie Scene Scripting Float Channel

C++ Source:

  • Plugin: SequencerScripting

  • Module: SequencerScripting

  • File: MovieSceneScriptingFloat.h

add_key(time, new_value, sub_frame=0.0, time_unit=SequenceTimeUnit.DISPLAY_RATE, interpolation=MovieSceneKeyInterpolation.AUTO) → MovieSceneScriptingFloatKey

Add a key to this channel. This initializes a new key and returns a reference to it.

Parameters

  • time (FrameNumber) – The frame this key should go on. Respects TimeUnit to determine if it is a display rate frame or a tick resolution frame.

  • new_value (float) – The value that this key should be created with.

  • sub_frame (float) – Optional [0-1) clamped sub-frame to put this key on. Ignored if TimeUnit is set to Tick Resolution.

  • time_unit (SequenceTimeUnit) – Is the specified InTime in Display Rate frames or Tick Resolution.

  • interpolation (MovieSceneKeyInterpolation) – Interpolation method the key should use.

Returns

The key that was created with the specified values at the specified time.

Return type

MovieSceneScriptingFloatKey

compute_effective_range() → SequencerScriptingRange

Compute the effective range of this channel, for example, the extents of its key times

Returns

A range that represents the greatest range of times occupied by this channel, in the sequence’s frame resolution

Return type

SequencerScriptingRange

evaluate_keys(range, frame_rate)

Gets baked keys in this channel.

Parameters
Returns

An array of float’s contained by this channel. Returns baked keys in the specified range.

Return type

Array(float)

get_default() → float

Get this channel’s default value that will be used when no keys are present. Only a valid value when HasDefault() returns true.

Returns

Return type

float

get_keys()

Gets all of the keys in this channel.

Returns

An array of UMovieSceneScriptingFloatKey’s contained by this channel. Returns all keys even if clipped by the owning section’s boundaries or outside of the current sequence play range.

Return type

Array(MovieSceneScriptingKey)

get_num_keys() → int32

Returns number of keys in this channel.

Returns

Return type

int32

get_post_infinity_extrapolation() → RichCurveExtrapolation
Returns

Gets the Post-infinity extrapolation state. See ERichCurveExtrapolation for more detail.

Return type

RichCurveExtrapolation

get_pre_infinity_extrapolation() → RichCurveExtrapolation
Returns

Gets the Pre-infinity extrapolation state. See ERichCurveExtrapolation for more detail.

Return type

RichCurveExtrapolation

has_default() → bool
Returns

Does this channel have a default value set?

Return type

bool

remove_default() → None

Remove this channel’s default value causing the channel to have no effect where no keys are present

remove_key(key) → None

Removes the specified key. Does nothing if the key is not specified or the key belongs to another channel.

Parameters

key (MovieSceneScriptingKey) –

set_default(default_value) → None

Set this channel’s default value that should be used when no keys are present. Sets bHasDefaultValue to true automatically.

Parameters

default_value (float) –

set_post_infinity_extrapolation(extrapolation) → None

Sets the Post-infinity extrapolation state. See ERichCurveExtrapolation for more detail.

Parameters

extrapolation (RichCurveExtrapolation) – The new extrapolation mode this key should use for evaluating after this key.

set_pre_infinity_extrapolation(extrapolation) → None

Sets the Pre-infinity extrapolation state. See ERichCurveExtrapolation for more detail.

Parameters

extrapolation (RichCurveExtrapolation) – The new extrapolation mode this key should use for evaluating before this key.