That is correct. I think the animation mixer is used behind the scenes to
provide the layer functionality.
Use Parameter.Sources which will return a collection of all animation sources
for the parameter. The returned sources are organized from most significant to
least significant (top layer to bottom layer). The base layer will be the last
item in the returned collection.
// JScript
var oItem = Selection(0);
var oAnimatedParameters = oItem.AnimatedParameters(
siFCurveSource );
for ( var i = 0; i < oAnimatedParameters.Count; i++ ) {
var oAnimatedParameter = oAnimatedParameters(i);
LogMessage( oAnimatedParameter.FullName );
var oParameterSources = oParameter.Sources;
for ( var j = 0; j < oParameterSources.Count;
j++ ) {
var oParameterSource =
oParameterSources(j);
LogMessage( " - " +
oParameterSource.FullName );
}
}
Matt
From: [email protected]
[mailto:[email protected]] On Behalf Of Gustavo Eggert
Boehs
Sent: Thursday, December 06, 2012 5:58 PM
To: SI mailing list
Subject: Getting Fcurves
Hey guys, little python question.
If I want to get an fCurve all I need to do is get something like:
object.kine.local.posx.Source
Nonetheless if I have animation layers for that channel I (aparently) get a
mixer. At least thats what it says when I try to log the object. Is that
correct?
Is there any way to safely get the base layer everytime from this mixer?
Thanks
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Gustavo E Boehs
http://www.gustavoeb.com.br/blog
