The siFCurveCategory way this is what I'm doing now.
I'll post the plugin here if I get everything working. Thanks all!
On Thu, Aug 29, 2013 at 8:46 PM, Michael Heberlein
wrote:
> Hey Walt! Cool, I didn't know this mode. It looks more like a lattice
> effect but may be handy in some cases. Chee
Hey Walt! Cool, I didn't know this mode. It looks more like a lattice
effect but may be handy in some cases. Cheers :)
On Thu, Aug 29, 2013 at 6:10 PM, wavo wrote:
> Hello Michael :-)
>
> Its not exactly what you need and I guess your version will be smarter but
> did you also try the HLC(Hig
Yes, there is: the FcurveEditor command category:
siFCurveCategory
Category of commands which operate on fcurves and appear in the Edit
menu of the fcurve editor. They cannot be invoked from Scripting. They
take a single argument which is the FCurveEditor context object
So you would do somet
isn't there a command-based way to hook into the fcurve editor for
other versions, stephen? can't find referneces to it in the doc
On Thu, Aug 29, 2013 at 10:58 AM, Stephen Blair wrote:
> On 29/08/2013 10:49 AM, Michael Heberlein wrote:
>>
>> I'd like to add a custom menu to the FCurve Editor tha
Hello Michael :-)
Its not exactly what you need and I guess your version will be
smarter but did you also try the HLC(HighLevelEditing)
Select the Curves then change in Fcurve-editor to "Absolute
Scaling" and now you got a New Fcurve ,controlling th
You can get the selected FCurves with FCurveSelection. Then all you would
have to do is get the keys values, find the average value and move your
keys.
adapt the tangents to keep your curves would be a little problematic, but
for something linear it shouldn't be that hard.
Martin
On Fri, Aug 30,
Ah, I got you. grab all of them and act on the keyframes relative to
each fcurves average's not all together. I've wanted that interaction
forever. Would be nice if the Devs could implement this by default.
Good luck on implementing it. I'm sure it's doable.
On August-29-13 11:56:51 AM, Michae
Here's a dancing fcurve gif of what he wants. Am i an animator now? ;)
If it's already possible and you know the magic button to press, that would
be perfect!
[image: Inline image 3] [image: Inline image 4]
On Thu, Aug 29, 2013 at 5:29 PM, Eric Thivierge wrote:
> Works on multiple for me.
>
Works on multiple for me.
On August-29-13 11:16:30 AM, Michael Heberlein wrote:
Eric, yes they know the Q tool but if I got it right, this only works
for one curve at a time and not with multiple curves.
Stephen, I was searching the 2012 docs and it looks like these anchors
were introduced in 2
Eric, yes they know the Q tool but if I got it right, this only works for
one curve at a time and not with multiple curves.
Stephen, I was searching the 2012 docs and it looks like these anchors were
introduced in 2013?
I should have found the FCurveEditor page though ;D thank you!
Cheers,
Michae
On 29/08/2013 10:49 AM, Michael Heberlein wrote:
I'd like to add a custom menu to the FCurve Editor that provides easy
access to features like, for example, absolute/relative pasting
(hidden in the preferences) but had no luck again: There's no
appropriate menu anchor point available.
Wouldn'
FcurveEditor ?
http://download.autodesk.com/global/docs/softimage2013/en_us/sdkguide/index.html?url=si_om/FCurveEditor.html,topicNumber=si_om_FCurveEditor_html
On 29/08/2013 10:49 AM, Michael Heberlein wrote:
I could not find a way to get the selected curves and keys via
scripting or the SDK.
Do they know about the Q tool in the FCurve editor?
You can access the selected fcurves I believe from finding the FCurve
editor View object from the Views collection. Then you can use the
GetAttributeValue for the selected fcurves (look up in the docs for the
correct argument to pass).
On
Hey gang,
I would like to write a simple tool that locally scales selected keys from
multiple fcurves (relative to each curve's start/average/end value), as one
of our animators convinced me it would speed up his daily work alot.
Is this possible at all? I could not find a way to get the selected
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