Animating the cubes

CreateScene() calls CreateCube(), which calls CreateCubeDetailed(), which calls AnimateCube() only if the user has selected Animation in the UI:

    if(pAnimate)

        AnimateCube(lCube, gTakeName, pRotateAxe);

You can animate meshes, NURBS, lights, cameras—any instance of a subclass of KFbxNodeAttribute. See Animating the camera.

// The cube rotate on X or Y or Z.

void AnimateCube(KFbxNode* pCube, KString pTakeName, int pRotAxe)

    KFCurve* lCurve = NULL;

    KTime lTime;

    int lKeyIndex = 0;

    pCube->CreateTakeNode(pTakeName.Buffer());

    pCube->SetCurrentTakeNode(pTakeName.Buffer());

    pCube->LclRotation.GetKFCurveNode(true, pTakeName.Buffer());

    if(pRotAxe == 0)

        lCurve = pCube->LclRotation.GetKFCurve(KFCURVENODE_R_X,

 pTakeName.Buffer());

    else if(pRotAxe == 1)

         lCurve = pCube->LclRotation.GetKFCurve(KFCURVENODE_R_Y,

 pTakeName.Buffer());

    else if(pRotAxe == 2)

         lCurve = pCube->LclRotation.GetKFCurve(KFCURVENODE_R_Z, pTakeName.Buffer());

    if (lCurve)

        lCurve->KeyModifyBegin();

        lTime.SetSecondDouble(0.0);

        lKeyIndex = lCurve->KeyAdd(lTime);

        lCurve->KeySet(lKeyIndex, lTime, 0.0, KFCURVE_INTERPOLATION_LINEAR);

        lTime.SetSecondDouble(20.0);

        lKeyIndex = lCurve->KeyAdd(lTime);

        lCurve->KeySet(lKeyIndex, lTime, -3500, KFCURVE_INTERPOLATION_LINEAR);

        lCurve->KeyModifyEnd();