Shared - used by classes in Scripting and sequences, Animation and Audio and contextual actions.
A curve of float values over an input, stored as keys. times holds the input of
each key, in rising order. Between two keys the value is interpolated the way
InterpModes says for that span. Before the first key the curve has the value of the
first key. After the last key it has the last entry of values.
What the input is depends on the class that holds the curve. For
CurveScaledFloat it is the position along a chain of
joints from 0 to 1.
List2<U8> = [] How the curve gets from each key to the next, one entry for each span between two keys.
| Value | Interpolation |
|---|---|
0 |
Linear |
1 |
Stepped: the value of the first key holds until the next key |
2 |
Cubic, with the two slopes from values |
An empty list makes every span linear.
List2<F32> = [] The input of each key, in rising order.
List2<F32> = [] The values of the keys. With only linear and stepped spans there is one value for
each key, in the order of times. A cubic span uses four entries: the value of its
first key, the slope leaving that key, the slope entering the next key, and the
value of the next key. So each cubic span adds two entries, and the list is longer
than times.
Pointer<CurveFloat> Pointer<CurveFloat> Embed<CurveFloat> Embed<CurveFloat>