In a Python script you could just loop over each knob's .animation()
curves, check if all the .y values are the same - if so, clear the
animation and replace it with a static value. I think checking for zero
derivative is incorrect, as that could still require keyframes (i.e a
constantly increasing value - different to a constant value but would
have same derivative)
On 04/03/16 23:07, Elias Ericsson Rydberg wrote:
Maybe you could loop through each animation curve and check it the
derivative of said curve is anything different than 0 then it shouldn't
be marked for deletion (or all values except for frame is deleted).
Haven't tried it myself, but that's one method.
Cheers,
Elias Ericsson Rydberg
fredag 4 mars 2016 skrev Darren Coombes <[email protected]
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Anyone know how you'd write a menu item to remove all flat animation
curves from a camera for example??
This way, only curves that are animated show up in curve editor?
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