package.library.facepunch.moviemaker

This block invokes a game action, optionally with some parameters.

This block has a single constant value for the whole duration. Useful for value types that can't be interpolated, and change infrequently.

Value type, must match .

Constant value.

This block has a single constant value for the whole duration. Useful for value types that can't be interpolated, and change infrequently.

Constant value.

This block has a single constant value for the whole duration. Useful for value types that can't be interpolated, and change infrequently.

Constant value.

How to interpret values measured between samples in a .

Use the previous value.

Linearly interpolate between values.

This block contains an array of values sampled at uniform intervals, aiming to be quick to read from when playing back animations.

Sample value type, must match .

How many samples per second.

How to interpret values measured between samples.

Raw sample values.

Total duration of the sampled signal.

Samples the signal at the given , where 0 will return the first sample.

This block contains an array of values sampled at uniform intervals, aiming to be quick to read from when playing back animations.

Value type. How many samples per second. How to interpret values measured between samples. Array of raw sample values.

This block contains an array of values sampled at uniform intervals, aiming to be quick to read from when playing back animations.

Value type. How many samples per second. How to interpret values measured between samples. Array of raw sample values.

How many samples per second.

How to interpret values measured between samples.

Array of raw sample values.

Total duration of the sampled signal.

Samples the signal at the given , where 0 will return the first sample.

A time region in a where something happens.

Time that the block starts, in seconds.

Duration of the block, in seconds. If null, it lasts until the end of the clip.

Track data for this block. Either a constant, sample array, or invoked action information.

Base type for data describing how a track changes during a .

A timeline describing changing property values and actions to run in a scene.

List of tracks, sorted by .

Set of tracks in this clip that are at the root level in the hierarchy.

All tracks in this clip, including children of other tracks.

Total number of tracks in the clip, including children of other tracks.

Hash of the track list, as a quick way to see if any tracks have been added / removed.

How long this clip takes to fully play, in seconds.

Editor-only information about this movie.

Adds a new track to this clip, with the given property type.

Display name of the track, used in the editor and when auto-resolving. Property type for this track. Optional parent track, for grouping in the hierarchy and auto-resolving.

Attempts to get a track with the given .

The matching track, or if not found.

Should only be called from

Copy editor data so nothing surprising happens if it gets modified. Returns null if we're not in the editor because we'll never use the data anyway.

A stored as a resource.

The movie clip stored in this resource.

Represents a property or object being animated by a . Tracks contain s, which are blocks of time for which values or actions are defined.

List of blocks in this track, ordered by .

Which clip contains this track.

ID for referencing this track. Must be unique in this .

Display name of the track, and used when auto-resolving.

Fully qualified name of the track including parent names, or if this track has no parent.

What type of property is this track controlling.

Track that this is nested under in the hierarchy.

False if this track has been removed.

Gets all tracks that are immediate children of this one.

Blocks contained in this track.

Editor-only information about this track.

Should only be called from .

Gets the block that has control at the given . If multiple blocks overlap, returns the most recently added.

Remove this track from the clip. Also removes any child tracks.

Should only be called from

Maps tracks in a to objects in the scene. We reference tracks by so tracks from multiple clips can bind to the same property if they share an id. These get serialized with this component.

Maps tracks in a to properties in the scene. These are bound automatically based on , so not serialized with this component.

Try to get a property that maps to the given track, returning null if not found.

Apply the movie clip to the scene at the current time position. If we reach the end, check to either jump back to the start, or stop playback.

A property somewhere in a scene that is being controlled by a .

Typed .

Value type stored in the property.

A property referencing a or in the scene.

Movie property that represents a member inside another property.

Property that this member belongs to.

Movie property that references a in a scene.

Component type stored in the property.

Movie property that references a field or property contained in another . For example, a property in a .

Value type stored in the property.

the hash determines if the system should be rebuilt. If it changes, it will be rebuilt