SequenceTiming

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A point in time on the timeline of a Sequence: offset seconds after the start of phase PhaseIndex. Every action has one for Start and one for End.

The client resolves both points once, when a playback starts:

1. If ScaleTiming is set, offset is multiplied by the duration of the phase in this playback divided by its authored duration.
2. The time is clamped to the duration of the phase in this playback. An offset past the end of the phase falls at the end of the phase.

The duration of the action is the time from the Start point to the End point, summed over the phases between them. End.offset counts from the start of phase End.PhaseIndex, not from Start. If a phase in that range is not a timed phase, the duration is indefinite (see SequencePhase).

Notes

• PhaseIndex is not range-checked. An index equal to the phase count reads an empty phase, so the time resolves to 0. A larger or a negative index reads memory outside the phase table and can crash the client.

Properties

PhaseIndex

I32 = 0

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Position of the phase in SequenceCategory.Phases, from 0.

ScaleTiming

Bool = false

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Scales offset with the phase. The authored duration is the duration in Sequence.PhaseOverrides, or else SequencePhase.DefaultDuration. The duration in the playback also includes the overrides of the code that starts the playback. When a starter lengthens or shortens the phase, the point keeps its relative place in the phase.

offset

F32 = 0

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Time, in seconds, after the start of the phase.

Referenced by 1 class · 2 properties

• ISequenceAction End Embed<SequenceTiming> Start Embed<SequenceTiming>

PhaseIndex

ScaleTiming

offset