Hi Andy,
Thanks a lot for the answer, things are a lot clearer now. Somehow the
Python example from the Constraint(FCurveKey) was not working, as I
was always getting a "member not found" error.
But I found why! That was because I was using a lowercase for the
Constraint property name. Turning into an uppercase made it work.
Thanks again
Bernard
On 9/23/05, Andy Buecker <abuecker(at)ilm.com> wrote:
> The constraints are just booleans. It goes like this:
>
> #key.Constraint( 'type_of_constraint' ) = True/False
> #
> # turn on zero slope
> key.Constraint( c.siHorizontalTangentConstraint ) = True
> # or #
> key.Constraint( 64 ) = True
>
> Look under 'siFCurveKeyConstraint' in the docs for the constants or
> integer values to set.
>
> -A
>
>
>
>
> Bernard Lebel wrote:
>
> >Hello,
> >
> >Things are getting quite more confusing, as it's the first time I come
> >accross the Constraint property of the fcurvekey object entry in the
> >SDK doc.
> >
> >The Python example makes use if a SetConstraint method of the
> >FcurveKey object, however when I try to run call this method I get an
> >AttributeError. There is no documentation entry about the
> >SetConstraint. The VBScript example also sets a constraint, but uses
> >another approach.
> >
> >Anyone has knowledge about how to handle this area of keyframes?
> >Basically I'm trying to control slope attribute of keyframes.
> >
> >
> >Thanks
> >Bernard
> >
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