Deletes FCurveKeys for the specified timerange (from StartFrame to EndFrame)
from one or more FCurves and then copies them to the buffer. You can then use
the PasteKeys command to complete the cut-paste action (move the cut keys from
the buffer onto another fcurve).
Tip: You specify each fcurve to cut from by identifying the parameter it drives in the InputObjs
argument.
CutKeys is the command equivalent of the cut action in the dopesheet and should be used when
trying to emulate dopesheet behaviour.
CutKeys( [InputObjs], [StartFrame], [EndFrame], [Reset], [Ripple], [SelectedKeysOnly], [Type] ); |
| Parameter | Type | Description | ||||||
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| InputObjs | String |
List of animatable parameters
(for example "cone*/kine.local.pos"). This parameter uses the Type parameter to
interpret which parameters to use in this way: - If Type == siInputParameters then InputObjs is used exactly as input (either from the specified list or the animatable parameters on the selected objects). - If Type == siAnimatedParameters then InputObjs is expected to be a list of objects on which each animatable parameter will be affected. - If Type == siAllAnimatedParameters then the value of InputObjs is ignored and instead the command uses all animated parameters on all objects in the entire scene. Default Value: If no value is specified for this parameter, the Object List will use the selected objects or parameters respecting the scope indicated by the Type argument. |
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| StartFrame | Double |
Lower bound of the frame interval Default Value: 1 |
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| EndFrame | Double |
Upper bound of the frame interval Default Value: 100 |
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| Reset | Boolean |
Flag to force the buffer cleanup Default Value: True |
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| Ripple | Boolean |
Flag to ripple the keys Default Value: True |
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| SelectedKeysOnly | Boolean |
True to cut only the selected keys within the timerange (from StartFrame to EndFrame). To create or modify a key selection,
use the SelectKeysInTimespan command. By default (false), this command operates on all keys within the timerange. Default Value: False
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| Type | siParameterScope |
Parameter scope of the operation Default Value: siInputParameters |