ConditionFloatPairData

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One range of a ConditionFloatClipData: a bound, the child that plays in that range, and how long the clip stays on this child after the value has left the range.

Properties

mClipName

Hash = "0x0"

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The child that plays in this range, as a key of AnimationGraphData.mClipDataMap. An empty name, or a name that is not in the map, plays nothing in this range and leaves the child that plays.

mHoldAnimationToHigher

F32 = 0

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How long the clip stays on this child after the value has moved to a higher range, in seconds. It works like mHoldAnimationToLower.

Notes

• Shipped data has values such as 450 and 1000 here. They hold for that many seconds, which in practice is until the clip ends.

mHoldAnimationToLower

F32 = 0

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How long the clip stays on this child after the value has moved to a lower range, in seconds. While the time runs, the clip keeps choosing this child, so it keeps playing. When the time is over, ConditionFloatClipData.mChildAnimDelaySwitchTime starts, so the two add up.

• The time counts only while the value is outside this range. If the value comes back before the time is over, the count stops and this child plays on. The next time the value leaves, the hold starts again from the full value.
• If the value moves on to a third range while the hold runs, the hold is not started again.
• "Lower" compares the mValue of the two entries, not the value itself.

0 switches at once.

Notes

• The hold time is taken from the entry that is left, not from the entry that is entered.
• Holds work only with ConditionFloatClipData.mChangeAnimationMidPlay. Without it the clip chooses a child only once.
• A hold belongs to one run of the clip. When the clip, or a clip above it, is played again, the new run starts with no hold.
• If this child is not looping and ends while the hold runs, it does not stay on its last frame. A clip that loops starts again and keeps choosing this child, so the child plays again from its start until the hold is over. A clip that does not loop ends with the child.

mValue

F32 = 0

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The bound of the range, in the unit of the clip's Updater. For values of 0 or more it is the lower bound of the range. For values below 0 it is the upper bound. See ConditionFloatClipData.mConditionFloatPairDataList.

Referenced by 1 class · 1 property

• ConditionFloatClipData mConditionFloatPairDataList List<ConditionFloatPairData>

mClipName

mHoldAnimationToHigher

mHoldAnimationToLower

mValue