Constructor
# new DuAEKeyframe(otheropt)
Constructs a new DuAEKeyframe
Parameters:
| Name | Type | Attributes | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
other |
DuAEKeyframe
|
<optional> |
Another keyframe to create a copy. |
Properties:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
_time |
float
|
The keyframe time |
value |
null
|
Array.<folat>
|
float
|
MarkerValue
|
int
|
Shape
|
TextDocument
|
The keyframe value |
_inInterpolationType |
KeyframeInterpolationType
|
The incoming temporal interpolation type |
_outInterpolationType |
KeyframeInterpolationType
|
The outgoing temporal interpolation type |
_spatial |
boolean
|
true if this keyframe has a spatial value |
spatialProperties |
DuAEKeySpatialProperties
|
the spatial properties DuAEKeySpatialProperties of this keyframe |
inEase |
Array.<KeyframeEase>
|
The incoming temporal ease. The number of objects in the Array depends on the value type |
outEase |
Array.<KeyframeEase>
|
The outgoing temporal ease. The number of objects in the Array depends on the value type |
_continuous |
boolean
|
true if the keyframe has temporal continuity |
_autoBezier |
boolean
|
true if the keyframe has temporal auto-Bezier interpolation |
_index |
int
|
The index of the keyFrame. Warning: not updated when another key frame is added on the property some time before this key._time! |
Methods
# _clone() → {DuAEKeyframe}
Clones the keyframe and returns the new one.
The keyframe is not added to any property, only the JS object is cloned. Use
The keyframe is not added to any property, only the JS object is cloned. Use
DuAEProperty.setKey to add it to a specific property.
The new keyframe.