i saw this post over at cgtalk and was surprised to find the answer so
elusive: http://forums.cgsociety.org/showthread.php?f=89&t=772302
here's the post:
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I am trying to convert this mel code to python but I can't get the
time attribute working properly.
mel:
keyframe -time "50:" -relative -timeChange 1 -option over;
I tried this python equivalent:
cmds.keyframe(time=(50:), relative=1, timeChange=1,
option="over")
# TypeError: Invalid arguments for flag 'time'. Expected (time,
[time]), got int #
I also tried with quotes, without quotes, with a comma, without a
comma, etc. The only time i get the python equivalent working is if i
set a timeRange to time=(startInt,endInt) i would like to specify time=
(startInt, *onward*)
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i was very surprised to find that neither of these worked:
cmds.keyframe(time=(50,), relative=1, timeChange=1, option="over")
cmds.keyframe(time=(50,None), relative=1, timeChange=1, option="over")
i tested this in 2009
-chad
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