Re: Set fcurve to cycle

["Arvid Björn" <arvidbjorn(at)gmail.com>]

Thanks! I'm sure it is :-p

But I need a manual for the manual... =) I always have a lot of problem finding what I need even tho I know exactly what I'm looking for...

On 2/12/07, Juan Brockhaus <Juan(at)glassworks.co.uk> wrote:

var my_constr = my_object.Kinematics.AddConstraint( "Path", my_crv );

 

'my_crv' is the curve you want to constrain to.

 

cheers,

 

Juan

 

ps: it's in the docs, too ;-)

 

 

-----Original Message-----
From: Arvid Björn [mailto:arvidbjorn(at)gmail.com]

Sent: 12 February 2007 13:40
To: XSI(at)Softimage.COM
Subject: Re: Set fcurve to cycle

Thanks! The SDK is still a jungle to me no matter how many times I've used it.. =)

By the way, is there an object model way to create a path animation?

-a

On 2/12/07, Juan Brockhaus <Juan(at)glassworks.co.uk> wrote:

hi,

 

you have to get you fcurve as an object in your script.

something like:

 

var my_crv = your_object.Kinematics.Constraints("PathCns").perc.Source;

then you can use the property of a fcurve, f.e.:

 

my_crv.Extrapolation = siPeriodicExtrapolation;

 

 

check also the sdk doc,

 

cheers,

 

Juan

 

 

-----Original Message-----
From: Arvid Björn [mailto:arvidbjorn(at)gmail.com]
Sent: 12 February 2007 13:15
To: xsi(at)Softimage.COM
Subject: Set fcurve to cycle

Hey everyone,

How can I set an existing fcurve to "cycle" instead of the default "constant extrapolation" through jscript?
The curve is created by an ApplyPath() in the script.


Thanks,
-Arvid

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