Re: Storing Fcurves as an object

[Andy Jones <andy(at)thefront.com>]

For structured situations, I generally do the same.  For unstructured 
on-the-fly stuff, I often end up just pulling the animation over on a 
model or something and copyPasting it to its new home.  Unless the 
model's heavy of course.  For ongoing unstructured stuff, I set up a 
little FCurve carrier model, load it in both scenes and set up any 
relationships to/from it, export/import the FCurves as actions and 
script or directly drive via expressions the target parameters 
(depending on the setup).

-Andy

Bradley Gabe wrote:

> I use Action Sources myself. Put the curve or curves in there, change 
> the string name of the ActionSourceItem to the Target parameter, then 
> apply Action.
>
> > You mean like a preset?
> >
> >
> >
> > On 5/1/07, Andre DeAngelis <andre.deangelis(at)ubisoft.com <mailto:andre.deangelis(at)ubisoft.com>> wrote:
> > > Has anyone come up with a way to copying Fcruves without exporting to an
> > > external file or plotting?  Can Fcurves saved as objects?
> > >
> > > JS or Python both appreciated.
> > >
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