Hi everyone, I am trying to set some keyframes on the attributes
pythonically but noticed that only the "visibility" attribute is touched
upon, both the `inTagentType` and `outTagentType` are not factored into
account.
Eg. in my code, I have sent them to be keyframed with linear tangents, but
for the visibility attribute, it comes out as stepped.
Here is a snippet of my code:
from maya import cmds
loc = cmds.spaceLocator(name="test")
loc_tx = "{0}.translateX".format(loc[0])
loc_vis = "{0}.visibility".format(loc[0])
# At Frame 1
cmds.currentTime(1)
cmds.setKeyframe(loc_tx, inTangentType="linear", outTangentType="linear")
cmds.setKeyframe(loc_vis, inTangentType="linear", outTangentType="linear")
# At Frame 10
cmds.currentTime(10)
cmds.setAttr(loc_tx, 10)
cmds.setKeyframe(loc_tx, inTangentType="linear", outTangentType="linear")
cmds.setAttr(loc_vis, 0)
cmds.setKeyframe(loc_vis, inTangentType="linear", outTangentType="linear")
# This will still returns me in stepped tangent
The only method that I can conform the visibility curve to use linear
tangent is to run the following line after the above code block:
(it is almost the same code when I uses `setKeyframe`)
cmds.keyTangent(loc_vis, edit=True, inTangentType='linear',
outTangentType='linear')
Am I missing something in my code? Or how can I enforce it to use `linear`
as the in/outTangentType whenever I am setting a keyframe...
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