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/**
* $Id:
*
* ***** BEGIN GPL LICENSE BLOCK *****
*
* This program is free software; you can redistribute it and/or
* modify it under the terms of the GNU General Public License
* as published by the Free Software Foundation; either version 2
* of the License, or (at your option) any later version.
*
* This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
* but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
* MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
* GNU General Public License for more details.
*
* You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License
* along with this program; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation,
* Inc., 59 Temple Place - Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307, USA.
*
* The Original Code is Copyright (C) 2008 Blender Foundation
*
* Contributor(s): Joshua Leung
*
* ***** END GPL LICENSE BLOCK *****
*/
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <math.h>
2.5 - Action Editor: All Keyframe Selection Tools Ported User Notes (for using tools whose behaviour has changed): * Mouse Selection Tools: 1) Click on keyframe to modify its selection. Holding the 'Shift' modifier when doing so, will result in keyframe selection being toggled instead of replacing existing selections. 2) Click on either side of the current frame indicator while holding the 'Alt' modifier. This will select only all the keyframes on the relevant side of the current frame indicator. 3) Click on a keyframe while holding the 'Ctrl' modifier. This will select all the keyframes that fall on that frame. * Borderselect Tools 1) BKEY selects all the keyframes within the specified range (as per normal) 2) ALT-BKEY will select either all the keyframes in the frame-range specified or the channel range specified, depending on which axis of the select region was larger. This method is prejudiced towards frame-range selection. Code Notes: * Finished porting over all of the remaining keyframe selection tools, and recoded the ported ones to make them easier to use (after running into some technical limitations) * Simplified the way to check if 'animation context' is valid by moving a necessary check into that function. * Refactored internal keyframe-looping tools to reduce the amount of code needed per tool to edit keyframes, removing a lot of the unnecessary bulk. Now, the ipo/icu_keys_bezier_loop functions recieve a few more arguments (1st arg is pointer to generic customdata, and another defines a validation callback which makes it easier to reuse some of the select callbacks). * Added 'totrect' adjustment for number of channels being shown in Action Editor, so that scrolling will be limited to where there is data (and also so that scroller displays more relevant context info). For this to work, filtering channels now returns the number of channels extracted. This may come into use for other tools if there's such a need. * I still need to port over some code for markers, which is required for some of the tools which use them. For now, those tools do nothing. * Grease-Pencil editing mode in Action Editor is currently non-functional (code is commented out due to missing dependencies). This is currently pending the re-implementation of Grease Pencil in 2.5
2008-12-26 10:55:07 +00:00
#include <float.h>
#include "MEM_guardedalloc.h"
#include "BLI_blenlib.h"
#include "BLI_math.h"
2.5: Blender "Animato" - New Animation System Finally, here is the basic (functional) prototype of the new animation system which will allow for the infamous "everything is animatable", and which also addresses several of the more serious shortcomings of the old system. Unfortunately, this will break old animation files (especially right now, as I haven't written the version patching code yet), however, this is for the future. Highlights of the new system: * Scrapped IPO-Curves/IPO/(Action+Constraint-Channels)/Action system, and replaced it with F-Curve/Action. - F-Curves (animators from other packages will feel at home with this name) replace IPO-Curves. - The 'new' Actions, act as the containers for F-Curves, so that they can be reused. They are therefore more akin to the old 'IPO' blocks, except they do not have the blocktype restriction, so you can store materials/texture/geometry F-Curves in the same Action as Object transforms, etc. * F-Curves use RNA-paths for Data Access, hence allowing "every" (where sensible/editable that is) user-accessible setting from RNA to be animated. * Drivers are no longer mixed with Animation Data, so rigs will not be that easily broken and several dependency problems can be eliminated. (NOTE: drivers haven't been hooked up yet, but the code is in place) * F-Curve modifier system allows useful 'large-scale' manipulation of F-Curve values, including (I've only included implemented ones here): envelope deform (similar to lattices to allow broad-scale reshaping of curves), curve generator (polynomial or py-expression), cycles (replacing the old cyclic extrapolation modes, giving more control over this). (NOTE: currently this cannot be tested, as there's not access to them, but the code is all in place) * NLA system with 'tracks' (i.e. layers), and multiple strips per track. (NOTE: NLA system is not yet functional, as it's only partially coded still) There are more nice things that I will be preparing some nice docs for soon, but for now, check for more details: http://lists.blender.org/pipermail/bf-taskforce25/2009-January/000260.html So, what currently works: * I've implemented two basic operators for the 3D-view only to Insert and Delete Keyframes. These are tempolary ones only that will be replaced in due course with 'proper' code. * Object Loc/Rot/Scale can be keyframed. Also, the colour of the 'active' material (Note: this should really be for nth material instead, but that doesn't work yet in RNA) can also be keyframed into the same datablock. * Standard animation refresh (i.e. animation resulting from NLA and Action evaluation) is now done completely separate from drivers before anything else is done after a frame change. Drivers are handled after this in a separate pass, as dictated by depsgraph flags, etc. Notes: * Drivers haven't been hooked up yet * Only objects and data directly linked to objects can be animated. * Depsgraph will need further tweaks. Currently, I've only made sure that it will update some things in the most basic cases (i.e. frame change). * Animation Editors are currently broken (in terms of editing stuff). This will be my next target (priority to get Dopesheet working first, then F-Curve editor - i.e. old IPO Editor) * I've had to put in large chunks of XXX sandboxing for old animation system code all around the place. This will be cleaned up in due course, as some places need special review. In particular, the particles and sequencer code have far too many manual calls to calculate + flush animation info, which is really bad (this is a 'please explain yourselves' call to Physics coders!).
2009-01-17 03:12:50 +00:00
#include "DNA_anim_types.h"
#include "DNA_action_types.h"
#include "DNA_armature_types.h"
#include "DNA_camera_types.h"
#include "DNA_curve_types.h"
#include "DNA_key_types.h"
#include "DNA_lamp_types.h"
#include "DNA_mesh_types.h"
#include "DNA_material_types.h"
#include "DNA_object_types.h"
#include "DNA_meta_types.h"
#include "DNA_node_types.h"
#include "DNA_particle_types.h"
#include "DNA_space_types.h"
#include "DNA_scene_types.h"
#include "DNA_world_types.h"
#include "BKE_action.h"
2.5: Blender "Animato" - New Animation System Finally, here is the basic (functional) prototype of the new animation system which will allow for the infamous "everything is animatable", and which also addresses several of the more serious shortcomings of the old system. Unfortunately, this will break old animation files (especially right now, as I haven't written the version patching code yet), however, this is for the future. Highlights of the new system: * Scrapped IPO-Curves/IPO/(Action+Constraint-Channels)/Action system, and replaced it with F-Curve/Action. - F-Curves (animators from other packages will feel at home with this name) replace IPO-Curves. - The 'new' Actions, act as the containers for F-Curves, so that they can be reused. They are therefore more akin to the old 'IPO' blocks, except they do not have the blocktype restriction, so you can store materials/texture/geometry F-Curves in the same Action as Object transforms, etc. * F-Curves use RNA-paths for Data Access, hence allowing "every" (where sensible/editable that is) user-accessible setting from RNA to be animated. * Drivers are no longer mixed with Animation Data, so rigs will not be that easily broken and several dependency problems can be eliminated. (NOTE: drivers haven't been hooked up yet, but the code is in place) * F-Curve modifier system allows useful 'large-scale' manipulation of F-Curve values, including (I've only included implemented ones here): envelope deform (similar to lattices to allow broad-scale reshaping of curves), curve generator (polynomial or py-expression), cycles (replacing the old cyclic extrapolation modes, giving more control over this). (NOTE: currently this cannot be tested, as there's not access to them, but the code is all in place) * NLA system with 'tracks' (i.e. layers), and multiple strips per track. (NOTE: NLA system is not yet functional, as it's only partially coded still) There are more nice things that I will be preparing some nice docs for soon, but for now, check for more details: http://lists.blender.org/pipermail/bf-taskforce25/2009-January/000260.html So, what currently works: * I've implemented two basic operators for the 3D-view only to Insert and Delete Keyframes. These are tempolary ones only that will be replaced in due course with 'proper' code. * Object Loc/Rot/Scale can be keyframed. Also, the colour of the 'active' material (Note: this should really be for nth material instead, but that doesn't work yet in RNA) can also be keyframed into the same datablock. * Standard animation refresh (i.e. animation resulting from NLA and Action evaluation) is now done completely separate from drivers before anything else is done after a frame change. Drivers are handled after this in a separate pass, as dictated by depsgraph flags, etc. Notes: * Drivers haven't been hooked up yet * Only objects and data directly linked to objects can be animated. * Depsgraph will need further tweaks. Currently, I've only made sure that it will update some things in the most basic cases (i.e. frame change). * Animation Editors are currently broken (in terms of editing stuff). This will be my next target (priority to get Dopesheet working first, then F-Curve editor - i.e. old IPO Editor) * I've had to put in large chunks of XXX sandboxing for old animation system code all around the place. This will be cleaned up in due course, as some places need special review. In particular, the particles and sequencer code have far too many manual calls to calculate + flush animation info, which is really bad (this is a 'please explain yourselves' call to Physics coders!).
2009-01-17 03:12:50 +00:00
#include "BKE_fcurve.h"
#include "BKE_key.h"
#include "BKE_material.h"
#include "BKE_utildefines.h"
#include "ED_anim_api.h"
#include "ED_keyframes_edit.h"
#include "ED_markers.h"
/* This file defines an API and set of callback-operators for non-destructive editing of keyframe data.
*
* Two API functions are defined for actually performing the operations on the data:
* ANIM_fcurve_keys_bezier_loop()
* which take the data they operate on, a few callbacks defining what operations to perform.
*
* As operators which work on keyframes usually apply the same operation on all BezTriples in
* every channel, the code has been optimised providing a set of functions which will get the
* appropriate bezier-modify function to set. These functions (ANIM_editkeyframes_*) will need
* to be called before getting any channels.
*
2.5 - Action Editor: All Keyframe Selection Tools Ported User Notes (for using tools whose behaviour has changed): * Mouse Selection Tools: 1) Click on keyframe to modify its selection. Holding the 'Shift' modifier when doing so, will result in keyframe selection being toggled instead of replacing existing selections. 2) Click on either side of the current frame indicator while holding the 'Alt' modifier. This will select only all the keyframes on the relevant side of the current frame indicator. 3) Click on a keyframe while holding the 'Ctrl' modifier. This will select all the keyframes that fall on that frame. * Borderselect Tools 1) BKEY selects all the keyframes within the specified range (as per normal) 2) ALT-BKEY will select either all the keyframes in the frame-range specified or the channel range specified, depending on which axis of the select region was larger. This method is prejudiced towards frame-range selection. Code Notes: * Finished porting over all of the remaining keyframe selection tools, and recoded the ported ones to make them easier to use (after running into some technical limitations) * Simplified the way to check if 'animation context' is valid by moving a necessary check into that function. * Refactored internal keyframe-looping tools to reduce the amount of code needed per tool to edit keyframes, removing a lot of the unnecessary bulk. Now, the ipo/icu_keys_bezier_loop functions recieve a few more arguments (1st arg is pointer to generic customdata, and another defines a validation callback which makes it easier to reuse some of the select callbacks). * Added 'totrect' adjustment for number of channels being shown in Action Editor, so that scrolling will be limited to where there is data (and also so that scroller displays more relevant context info). For this to work, filtering channels now returns the number of channels extracted. This may come into use for other tools if there's such a need. * I still need to port over some code for markers, which is required for some of the tools which use them. For now, those tools do nothing. * Grease-Pencil editing mode in Action Editor is currently non-functional (code is commented out due to missing dependencies). This is currently pending the re-implementation of Grease Pencil in 2.5
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* A set of 'validation' callbacks are provided for checking if a BezTriple should be operated on.
* These should only be used when using a 'general' BezTriple editor (i.e. selection setters which
* don't check existing selection status).
*
* - Joshua Leung, Dec 2008
*/
/* ************************************************************************** */
/* Keyframe Editing Loops - Exposed API */
/* --------------------------- Base Functions ------------------------------------ */
/* This function is used to loop over BezTriples in the given F-Curve, applying a given
* operation on them, and optionally applies an F-Curve validation function afterwards.
*/
short ANIM_fcurve_keys_bezier_loop(BeztEditData *bed, FCurve *fcu, BeztEditFunc bezt_ok, BeztEditFunc bezt_cb, FcuEditFunc fcu_cb)
{
BezTriple *bezt;
int b;
/* sanity check */
if (ELEM(NULL, fcu, fcu->bezt))
return 0;
/* if function to apply to bezier curves is set, then loop through executing it on beztriples */
if (bezt_cb) {
2.5 - Action Editor: All Keyframe Selection Tools Ported User Notes (for using tools whose behaviour has changed): * Mouse Selection Tools: 1) Click on keyframe to modify its selection. Holding the 'Shift' modifier when doing so, will result in keyframe selection being toggled instead of replacing existing selections. 2) Click on either side of the current frame indicator while holding the 'Alt' modifier. This will select only all the keyframes on the relevant side of the current frame indicator. 3) Click on a keyframe while holding the 'Ctrl' modifier. This will select all the keyframes that fall on that frame. * Borderselect Tools 1) BKEY selects all the keyframes within the specified range (as per normal) 2) ALT-BKEY will select either all the keyframes in the frame-range specified or the channel range specified, depending on which axis of the select region was larger. This method is prejudiced towards frame-range selection. Code Notes: * Finished porting over all of the remaining keyframe selection tools, and recoded the ported ones to make them easier to use (after running into some technical limitations) * Simplified the way to check if 'animation context' is valid by moving a necessary check into that function. * Refactored internal keyframe-looping tools to reduce the amount of code needed per tool to edit keyframes, removing a lot of the unnecessary bulk. Now, the ipo/icu_keys_bezier_loop functions recieve a few more arguments (1st arg is pointer to generic customdata, and another defines a validation callback which makes it easier to reuse some of the select callbacks). * Added 'totrect' adjustment for number of channels being shown in Action Editor, so that scrolling will be limited to where there is data (and also so that scroller displays more relevant context info). For this to work, filtering channels now returns the number of channels extracted. This may come into use for other tools if there's such a need. * I still need to port over some code for markers, which is required for some of the tools which use them. For now, those tools do nothing. * Grease-Pencil editing mode in Action Editor is currently non-functional (code is commented out due to missing dependencies). This is currently pending the re-implementation of Grease Pencil in 2.5
2008-12-26 10:55:07 +00:00
/* if there's a validation func, include that check in the loop
* (this is should be more efficient than checking for it in every loop)
*/
if (bezt_ok) {
for (b=0, bezt=fcu->bezt; b < fcu->totvert; b++, bezt++) {
2.5 - Action Editor: All Keyframe Selection Tools Ported User Notes (for using tools whose behaviour has changed): * Mouse Selection Tools: 1) Click on keyframe to modify its selection. Holding the 'Shift' modifier when doing so, will result in keyframe selection being toggled instead of replacing existing selections. 2) Click on either side of the current frame indicator while holding the 'Alt' modifier. This will select only all the keyframes on the relevant side of the current frame indicator. 3) Click on a keyframe while holding the 'Ctrl' modifier. This will select all the keyframes that fall on that frame. * Borderselect Tools 1) BKEY selects all the keyframes within the specified range (as per normal) 2) ALT-BKEY will select either all the keyframes in the frame-range specified or the channel range specified, depending on which axis of the select region was larger. This method is prejudiced towards frame-range selection. Code Notes: * Finished porting over all of the remaining keyframe selection tools, and recoded the ported ones to make them easier to use (after running into some technical limitations) * Simplified the way to check if 'animation context' is valid by moving a necessary check into that function. * Refactored internal keyframe-looping tools to reduce the amount of code needed per tool to edit keyframes, removing a lot of the unnecessary bulk. Now, the ipo/icu_keys_bezier_loop functions recieve a few more arguments (1st arg is pointer to generic customdata, and another defines a validation callback which makes it easier to reuse some of the select callbacks). * Added 'totrect' adjustment for number of channels being shown in Action Editor, so that scrolling will be limited to where there is data (and also so that scroller displays more relevant context info). For this to work, filtering channels now returns the number of channels extracted. This may come into use for other tools if there's such a need. * I still need to port over some code for markers, which is required for some of the tools which use them. For now, those tools do nothing. * Grease-Pencil editing mode in Action Editor is currently non-functional (code is commented out due to missing dependencies). This is currently pending the re-implementation of Grease Pencil in 2.5
2008-12-26 10:55:07 +00:00
/* Only operate on this BezTriple if it fullfills the criteria of the validation func */
if (bezt_ok(bed, bezt)) {
/* Exit with return-code '1' if function returns positive
* This is useful if finding if some BezTriple satisfies a condition.
*/
if (bezt_cb(bed, bezt)) return 1;
}
}
}
else {
for (b=0, bezt=fcu->bezt; b < fcu->totvert; b++, bezt++) {
2.5 - Action Editor: All Keyframe Selection Tools Ported User Notes (for using tools whose behaviour has changed): * Mouse Selection Tools: 1) Click on keyframe to modify its selection. Holding the 'Shift' modifier when doing so, will result in keyframe selection being toggled instead of replacing existing selections. 2) Click on either side of the current frame indicator while holding the 'Alt' modifier. This will select only all the keyframes on the relevant side of the current frame indicator. 3) Click on a keyframe while holding the 'Ctrl' modifier. This will select all the keyframes that fall on that frame. * Borderselect Tools 1) BKEY selects all the keyframes within the specified range (as per normal) 2) ALT-BKEY will select either all the keyframes in the frame-range specified or the channel range specified, depending on which axis of the select region was larger. This method is prejudiced towards frame-range selection. Code Notes: * Finished porting over all of the remaining keyframe selection tools, and recoded the ported ones to make them easier to use (after running into some technical limitations) * Simplified the way to check if 'animation context' is valid by moving a necessary check into that function. * Refactored internal keyframe-looping tools to reduce the amount of code needed per tool to edit keyframes, removing a lot of the unnecessary bulk. Now, the ipo/icu_keys_bezier_loop functions recieve a few more arguments (1st arg is pointer to generic customdata, and another defines a validation callback which makes it easier to reuse some of the select callbacks). * Added 'totrect' adjustment for number of channels being shown in Action Editor, so that scrolling will be limited to where there is data (and also so that scroller displays more relevant context info). For this to work, filtering channels now returns the number of channels extracted. This may come into use for other tools if there's such a need. * I still need to port over some code for markers, which is required for some of the tools which use them. For now, those tools do nothing. * Grease-Pencil editing mode in Action Editor is currently non-functional (code is commented out due to missing dependencies). This is currently pending the re-implementation of Grease Pencil in 2.5
2008-12-26 10:55:07 +00:00
/* Exit with return-code '1' if function returns positive
* This is useful if finding if some BezTriple satisfies a condition.
*/
if (bezt_cb(bed, bezt)) return 1;
}
}
}
/* if fcu_cb (F-Curve post-editing callback) has been specified then execute it */
if (fcu_cb)
fcu_cb(fcu);
/* done */
return 0;
}
/* -------------------------------- Further Abstracted (Not Exposed Directly) ----------------------------- */
2.5 - Action Editor: All Keyframe Selection Tools Ported User Notes (for using tools whose behaviour has changed): * Mouse Selection Tools: 1) Click on keyframe to modify its selection. Holding the 'Shift' modifier when doing so, will result in keyframe selection being toggled instead of replacing existing selections. 2) Click on either side of the current frame indicator while holding the 'Alt' modifier. This will select only all the keyframes on the relevant side of the current frame indicator. 3) Click on a keyframe while holding the 'Ctrl' modifier. This will select all the keyframes that fall on that frame. * Borderselect Tools 1) BKEY selects all the keyframes within the specified range (as per normal) 2) ALT-BKEY will select either all the keyframes in the frame-range specified or the channel range specified, depending on which axis of the select region was larger. This method is prejudiced towards frame-range selection. Code Notes: * Finished porting over all of the remaining keyframe selection tools, and recoded the ported ones to make them easier to use (after running into some technical limitations) * Simplified the way to check if 'animation context' is valid by moving a necessary check into that function. * Refactored internal keyframe-looping tools to reduce the amount of code needed per tool to edit keyframes, removing a lot of the unnecessary bulk. Now, the ipo/icu_keys_bezier_loop functions recieve a few more arguments (1st arg is pointer to generic customdata, and another defines a validation callback which makes it easier to reuse some of the select callbacks). * Added 'totrect' adjustment for number of channels being shown in Action Editor, so that scrolling will be limited to where there is data (and also so that scroller displays more relevant context info). For this to work, filtering channels now returns the number of channels extracted. This may come into use for other tools if there's such a need. * I still need to port over some code for markers, which is required for some of the tools which use them. For now, those tools do nothing. * Grease-Pencil editing mode in Action Editor is currently non-functional (code is commented out due to missing dependencies). This is currently pending the re-implementation of Grease Pencil in 2.5
2008-12-26 10:55:07 +00:00
/* This function is used to loop over the keyframe data in an Action Group */
static short agrp_keys_bezier_loop(BeztEditData *bed, bActionGroup *agrp, BeztEditFunc bezt_ok, BeztEditFunc bezt_cb, FcuEditFunc fcu_cb)
{
FCurve *fcu;
/* sanity check */
if (agrp == NULL)
return 0;
/* only iterate over the F-Curves that are in this group */
for (fcu= agrp->channels.first; fcu && fcu->grp==agrp; fcu= fcu->next) {
if (ANIM_fcurve_keys_bezier_loop(bed, fcu, bezt_ok, bezt_cb, fcu_cb))
return 1;
}
return 0;
}
/* This function is used to loop over the keyframe data in an Action */
static short act_keys_bezier_loop(BeztEditData *bed, bAction *act, BeztEditFunc bezt_ok, BeztEditFunc bezt_cb, FcuEditFunc fcu_cb)
{
FCurve *fcu;
/* sanity check */
if (act == NULL)
return 0;
/* just loop through all F-Curves */
for (fcu= act->curves.first; fcu; fcu= fcu->next) {
if (ANIM_fcurve_keys_bezier_loop(bed, fcu, bezt_ok, bezt_cb, fcu_cb))
return 1;
}
return 0;
}
/* This function is used to loop over the keyframe data of an AnimData block */
static short adt_keys_bezier_loop(BeztEditData *bed, AnimData *adt, BeztEditFunc bezt_ok, BeztEditFunc bezt_cb, FcuEditFunc fcu_cb, int filterflag)
{
/* sanity check */
if (adt == NULL)
return 0;
/* drivers or actions? */
if (filterflag & ADS_FILTER_ONLYDRIVERS) {
FCurve *fcu;
/* just loop through all F-Curves acting as Drivers */
for (fcu= adt->drivers.first; fcu; fcu= fcu->next) {
if (ANIM_fcurve_keys_bezier_loop(bed, fcu, bezt_ok, bezt_cb, fcu_cb))
return 1;
}
}
else if (adt->action) {
/* call the function for actions */
if (act_keys_bezier_loop(bed, adt->action, bezt_ok, bezt_cb, fcu_cb))
return 1;
}
return 0;
}
/* This function is used to loop over the keyframe data in an Object */
static short ob_keys_bezier_loop(BeztEditData *bed, Object *ob, BeztEditFunc bezt_ok, BeztEditFunc bezt_cb, FcuEditFunc fcu_cb, int filterflag)
{
Key *key= ob_get_key(ob);
/* sanity check */
if (ob == NULL)
return 0;
/* firstly, Object's own AnimData */
if (ob->adt) {
if (adt_keys_bezier_loop(bed, ob->adt, bezt_ok, bezt_cb, fcu_cb, filterflag))
return 1;
}
/* shapekeys */
if ((key && key->adt) && !(filterflag & ADS_FILTER_NOSHAPEKEYS)) {
if (adt_keys_bezier_loop(bed, key->adt, bezt_ok, bezt_cb, fcu_cb, filterflag))
return 1;
}
/* Add material keyframes */
if ((ob->totcol) && !(filterflag & ADS_FILTER_NOMAT)) {
int a;
for (a=1; a <= ob->totcol; a++) {
Material *ma= give_current_material(ob, a);
/* there might not be a material */
if (ELEM(NULL, ma, ma->adt))
continue;
/* add material's data */
if (adt_keys_bezier_loop(bed, ma->adt, bezt_ok, bezt_cb, fcu_cb, filterflag))
return 1;
}
}
/* Add object data keyframes */
switch (ob->type) {
case OB_CAMERA: /* ------- Camera ------------ */
{
Camera *ca= (Camera *)ob->data;
if ((ca->adt) && !(filterflag & ADS_FILTER_NOCAM)) {
if (adt_keys_bezier_loop(bed, ca->adt, bezt_ok, bezt_cb, fcu_cb, filterflag))
return 1;
}
}
break;
case OB_LAMP: /* ---------- Lamp ----------- */
{
Lamp *la= (Lamp *)ob->data;
if ((la->adt) && !(filterflag & ADS_FILTER_NOLAM)) {
if (adt_keys_bezier_loop(bed, la->adt, bezt_ok, bezt_cb, fcu_cb, filterflag))
return 1;
}
}
break;
case OB_CURVE: /* ------- Curve ---------- */
case OB_SURF: /* ------- Nurbs Surface ---------- */
case OB_FONT: /* ------- Text Curve ---------- */
{
Curve *cu= (Curve *)ob->data;
if ((cu->adt) && !(filterflag & ADS_FILTER_NOCUR)) {
if (adt_keys_bezier_loop(bed, cu->adt, bezt_ok, bezt_cb, fcu_cb, filterflag))
return 1;
}
}
break;
case OB_MBALL: /* ------- MetaBall ---------- */
{
MetaBall *mb= (MetaBall *)ob->data;
if ((mb->adt) && !(filterflag & ADS_FILTER_NOMBA)) {
if (adt_keys_bezier_loop(bed, mb->adt, bezt_ok, bezt_cb, fcu_cb, filterflag))
return 1;
}
}
break;
case OB_ARMATURE: /* ------- Armature ---------- */
{
bArmature *arm= (bArmature *)ob->data;
if ((arm->adt) && !(filterflag & ADS_FILTER_NOARM)) {
if (adt_keys_bezier_loop(bed, arm->adt, bezt_ok, bezt_cb, fcu_cb, filterflag))
return 1;
}
}
break;
case OB_MESH: /* ------- Mesh ---------- */
{
Mesh *me= (Mesh *)ob->data;
if ((me->adt) && !(filterflag & ADS_FILTER_NOMESH)) {
if (adt_keys_bezier_loop(bed, me->adt, bezt_ok, bezt_cb, fcu_cb, filterflag))
return 1;
}
}
break;
}
/* Add Particle System Keyframes */
if ((ob->particlesystem.first) && !(filterflag & ADS_FILTER_NOPART)) {
ParticleSystem *psys = ob->particlesystem.first;
for(; psys; psys=psys->next) {
if (ELEM(NULL, psys->part, psys->part->adt))
continue;
if (adt_keys_bezier_loop(bed, psys->part->adt, bezt_ok, bezt_cb, fcu_cb, filterflag))
return 1;
}
}
return 0;
}
/* This function is used to loop over the keyframe data in a Scene */
static short scene_keys_bezier_loop(BeztEditData *bed, Scene *sce, BeztEditFunc bezt_ok, BeztEditFunc bezt_cb, FcuEditFunc fcu_cb, int filterflag)
{
World *wo= (sce) ? sce->world : NULL;
bNodeTree *ntree= (sce) ? sce->nodetree : NULL;
/* sanity check */
if (sce == NULL)
return 0;
/* Scene's own animation */
if (sce->adt) {
if (adt_keys_bezier_loop(bed, sce->adt, bezt_ok, bezt_cb, fcu_cb, filterflag))
return 1;
}
/* World */
if (wo && wo->adt) {
if (adt_keys_bezier_loop(bed, wo->adt, bezt_ok, bezt_cb, fcu_cb, filterflag))
return 1;
}
/* NodeTree */
if (ntree && ntree->adt) {
if (adt_keys_bezier_loop(bed, ntree->adt, bezt_ok, bezt_cb, fcu_cb, filterflag))
return 1;
}
return 0;
}
/* This function is used to loop over the keyframe data in a DopeSheet summary */
static short summary_keys_bezier_loop(BeztEditData *bed, bAnimContext *ac, BeztEditFunc bezt_ok, BeztEditFunc bezt_cb, FcuEditFunc fcu_cb, int filterflag)
{
ListBase anim_data = {NULL, NULL};
bAnimListElem *ale;
int filter, ret_code=0;
/* sanity check */
if (ac == NULL)
return 0;
/* get F-Curves to take keyframes from */
filter= (ANIMFILTER_VISIBLE | ANIMFILTER_CURVESONLY);
ANIM_animdata_filter(ac, &anim_data, filter, ac->data, ac->datatype);
/* loop through each F-Curve, working on the keyframes until the first curve aborts */
for (ale= anim_data.first; ale; ale= ale->next) {
ret_code= ANIM_fcurve_keys_bezier_loop(bed, ale->data, bezt_ok, bezt_cb, fcu_cb);
if (ret_code)
break;
}
BLI_freelistN(&anim_data);
return ret_code;
}
/* --- */
2.5 - Action Editor: All Keyframe Selection Tools Ported User Notes (for using tools whose behaviour has changed): * Mouse Selection Tools: 1) Click on keyframe to modify its selection. Holding the 'Shift' modifier when doing so, will result in keyframe selection being toggled instead of replacing existing selections. 2) Click on either side of the current frame indicator while holding the 'Alt' modifier. This will select only all the keyframes on the relevant side of the current frame indicator. 3) Click on a keyframe while holding the 'Ctrl' modifier. This will select all the keyframes that fall on that frame. * Borderselect Tools 1) BKEY selects all the keyframes within the specified range (as per normal) 2) ALT-BKEY will select either all the keyframes in the frame-range specified or the channel range specified, depending on which axis of the select region was larger. This method is prejudiced towards frame-range selection. Code Notes: * Finished porting over all of the remaining keyframe selection tools, and recoded the ported ones to make them easier to use (after running into some technical limitations) * Simplified the way to check if 'animation context' is valid by moving a necessary check into that function. * Refactored internal keyframe-looping tools to reduce the amount of code needed per tool to edit keyframes, removing a lot of the unnecessary bulk. Now, the ipo/icu_keys_bezier_loop functions recieve a few more arguments (1st arg is pointer to generic customdata, and another defines a validation callback which makes it easier to reuse some of the select callbacks). * Added 'totrect' adjustment for number of channels being shown in Action Editor, so that scrolling will be limited to where there is data (and also so that scroller displays more relevant context info). For this to work, filtering channels now returns the number of channels extracted. This may come into use for other tools if there's such a need. * I still need to port over some code for markers, which is required for some of the tools which use them. For now, those tools do nothing. * Grease-Pencil editing mode in Action Editor is currently non-functional (code is commented out due to missing dependencies). This is currently pending the re-implementation of Grease Pencil in 2.5
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/* This function is used to apply operation to all keyframes, regardless of the type */
short ANIM_animchannel_keys_bezier_loop(BeztEditData *bed, bAnimListElem *ale, BeztEditFunc bezt_ok, BeztEditFunc bezt_cb, FcuEditFunc fcu_cb, int filterflag)
{
/* sanity checks */
if (ale == NULL)
return 0;
/* method to use depends on the type of keyframe data */
switch (ale->datatype) {
/* direct keyframe data (these loops are exposed) */
case ALE_FCURVE: /* F-Curve */
return ANIM_fcurve_keys_bezier_loop(bed, ale->key_data, bezt_ok, bezt_cb, fcu_cb);
/* indirect 'summaries' (these are not exposed directly)
* NOTE: must keep this code in sync with the drawing code and also the filtering code!
*/
case ALE_GROUP: /* action group */
return agrp_keys_bezier_loop(bed, (bActionGroup *)ale->data, bezt_ok, bezt_cb, fcu_cb);
case ALE_ACT: /* action */
return act_keys_bezier_loop(bed, (bAction *)ale->key_data, bezt_ok, bezt_cb, fcu_cb);
case ALE_OB: /* object */
return ob_keys_bezier_loop(bed, (Object *)ale->key_data, bezt_ok, bezt_cb, fcu_cb, filterflag);
case ALE_SCE: /* scene */
return scene_keys_bezier_loop(bed, (Scene *)ale->data, bezt_ok, bezt_cb, fcu_cb, filterflag);
case ALE_ALL: /* 'all' (DopeSheet summary) */
return summary_keys_bezier_loop(bed, (bAnimContext *)ale->data, bezt_ok, bezt_cb, fcu_cb, filterflag);
}
2.5 - Action Editor: All Keyframe Selection Tools Ported User Notes (for using tools whose behaviour has changed): * Mouse Selection Tools: 1) Click on keyframe to modify its selection. Holding the 'Shift' modifier when doing so, will result in keyframe selection being toggled instead of replacing existing selections. 2) Click on either side of the current frame indicator while holding the 'Alt' modifier. This will select only all the keyframes on the relevant side of the current frame indicator. 3) Click on a keyframe while holding the 'Ctrl' modifier. This will select all the keyframes that fall on that frame. * Borderselect Tools 1) BKEY selects all the keyframes within the specified range (as per normal) 2) ALT-BKEY will select either all the keyframes in the frame-range specified or the channel range specified, depending on which axis of the select region was larger. This method is prejudiced towards frame-range selection. Code Notes: * Finished porting over all of the remaining keyframe selection tools, and recoded the ported ones to make them easier to use (after running into some technical limitations) * Simplified the way to check if 'animation context' is valid by moving a necessary check into that function. * Refactored internal keyframe-looping tools to reduce the amount of code needed per tool to edit keyframes, removing a lot of the unnecessary bulk. Now, the ipo/icu_keys_bezier_loop functions recieve a few more arguments (1st arg is pointer to generic customdata, and another defines a validation callback which makes it easier to reuse some of the select callbacks). * Added 'totrect' adjustment for number of channels being shown in Action Editor, so that scrolling will be limited to where there is data (and also so that scroller displays more relevant context info). For this to work, filtering channels now returns the number of channels extracted. This may come into use for other tools if there's such a need. * I still need to port over some code for markers, which is required for some of the tools which use them. For now, those tools do nothing. * Grease-Pencil editing mode in Action Editor is currently non-functional (code is commented out due to missing dependencies). This is currently pending the re-implementation of Grease Pencil in 2.5
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return 0;
}
/* This function is used to apply operation to all keyframes, regardless of the type without needed an AnimListElem wrapper */
short ANIM_animchanneldata_keys_bezier_loop(BeztEditData *bed, void *data, int keytype, BeztEditFunc bezt_ok, BeztEditFunc bezt_cb, FcuEditFunc fcu_cb, int filterflag)
{
/* sanity checks */
if (data == NULL)
return 0;
/* method to use depends on the type of keyframe data */
switch (keytype) {
/* direct keyframe data (these loops are exposed) */
case ALE_FCURVE: /* F-Curve */
return ANIM_fcurve_keys_bezier_loop(bed, data, bezt_ok, bezt_cb, fcu_cb);
/* indirect 'summaries' (these are not exposed directly)
* NOTE: must keep this code in sync with the drawing code and also the filtering code!
*/
case ALE_GROUP: /* action group */
return agrp_keys_bezier_loop(bed, (bActionGroup *)data, bezt_ok, bezt_cb, fcu_cb);
case ALE_ACT: /* action */
return act_keys_bezier_loop(bed, (bAction *)data, bezt_ok, bezt_cb, fcu_cb);
case ALE_OB: /* object */
return ob_keys_bezier_loop(bed, (Object *)data, bezt_ok, bezt_cb, fcu_cb, filterflag);
case ALE_SCE: /* scene */
return scene_keys_bezier_loop(bed, (Scene *)data, bezt_ok, bezt_cb, fcu_cb, filterflag);
case ALE_ALL: /* 'all' (DopeSheet summary) */
return summary_keys_bezier_loop(bed, (bAnimContext *)data, bezt_ok, bezt_cb, fcu_cb, filterflag);
}
return 0;
}
/* ************************************************************************** */
/* Keyframe Integrity Tools */
/* Rearrange keyframes if some are out of order */
// used to be recalc_*_ipos() where * was object or action
void ANIM_editkeyframes_refresh(bAnimContext *ac)
{
ListBase anim_data = {NULL, NULL};
bAnimListElem *ale;
int filter;
/* filter animation data */
filter= ANIMFILTER_CURVESONLY;
ANIM_animdata_filter(ac, &anim_data, filter, ac->data, ac->datatype);
/* loop over F-Curves that are likely to have been edited, and check them */
for (ale= anim_data.first; ale; ale= ale->next) {
2.5: Blender "Animato" - New Animation System Finally, here is the basic (functional) prototype of the new animation system which will allow for the infamous "everything is animatable", and which also addresses several of the more serious shortcomings of the old system. Unfortunately, this will break old animation files (especially right now, as I haven't written the version patching code yet), however, this is for the future. Highlights of the new system: * Scrapped IPO-Curves/IPO/(Action+Constraint-Channels)/Action system, and replaced it with F-Curve/Action. - F-Curves (animators from other packages will feel at home with this name) replace IPO-Curves. - The 'new' Actions, act as the containers for F-Curves, so that they can be reused. They are therefore more akin to the old 'IPO' blocks, except they do not have the blocktype restriction, so you can store materials/texture/geometry F-Curves in the same Action as Object transforms, etc. * F-Curves use RNA-paths for Data Access, hence allowing "every" (where sensible/editable that is) user-accessible setting from RNA to be animated. * Drivers are no longer mixed with Animation Data, so rigs will not be that easily broken and several dependency problems can be eliminated. (NOTE: drivers haven't been hooked up yet, but the code is in place) * F-Curve modifier system allows useful 'large-scale' manipulation of F-Curve values, including (I've only included implemented ones here): envelope deform (similar to lattices to allow broad-scale reshaping of curves), curve generator (polynomial or py-expression), cycles (replacing the old cyclic extrapolation modes, giving more control over this). (NOTE: currently this cannot be tested, as there's not access to them, but the code is all in place) * NLA system with 'tracks' (i.e. layers), and multiple strips per track. (NOTE: NLA system is not yet functional, as it's only partially coded still) There are more nice things that I will be preparing some nice docs for soon, but for now, check for more details: http://lists.blender.org/pipermail/bf-taskforce25/2009-January/000260.html So, what currently works: * I've implemented two basic operators for the 3D-view only to Insert and Delete Keyframes. These are tempolary ones only that will be replaced in due course with 'proper' code. * Object Loc/Rot/Scale can be keyframed. Also, the colour of the 'active' material (Note: this should really be for nth material instead, but that doesn't work yet in RNA) can also be keyframed into the same datablock. * Standard animation refresh (i.e. animation resulting from NLA and Action evaluation) is now done completely separate from drivers before anything else is done after a frame change. Drivers are handled after this in a separate pass, as dictated by depsgraph flags, etc. Notes: * Drivers haven't been hooked up yet * Only objects and data directly linked to objects can be animated. * Depsgraph will need further tweaks. Currently, I've only made sure that it will update some things in the most basic cases (i.e. frame change). * Animation Editors are currently broken (in terms of editing stuff). This will be my next target (priority to get Dopesheet working first, then F-Curve editor - i.e. old IPO Editor) * I've had to put in large chunks of XXX sandboxing for old animation system code all around the place. This will be cleaned up in due course, as some places need special review. In particular, the particles and sequencer code have far too many manual calls to calculate + flush animation info, which is really bad (this is a 'please explain yourselves' call to Physics coders!).
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FCurve *fcu= ale->key_data;
/* make sure keyframes in F-Curve are all in order, and handles are in valid positions */
2.5: Blender "Animato" - New Animation System Finally, here is the basic (functional) prototype of the new animation system which will allow for the infamous "everything is animatable", and which also addresses several of the more serious shortcomings of the old system. Unfortunately, this will break old animation files (especially right now, as I haven't written the version patching code yet), however, this is for the future. Highlights of the new system: * Scrapped IPO-Curves/IPO/(Action+Constraint-Channels)/Action system, and replaced it with F-Curve/Action. - F-Curves (animators from other packages will feel at home with this name) replace IPO-Curves. - The 'new' Actions, act as the containers for F-Curves, so that they can be reused. They are therefore more akin to the old 'IPO' blocks, except they do not have the blocktype restriction, so you can store materials/texture/geometry F-Curves in the same Action as Object transforms, etc. * F-Curves use RNA-paths for Data Access, hence allowing "every" (where sensible/editable that is) user-accessible setting from RNA to be animated. * Drivers are no longer mixed with Animation Data, so rigs will not be that easily broken and several dependency problems can be eliminated. (NOTE: drivers haven't been hooked up yet, but the code is in place) * F-Curve modifier system allows useful 'large-scale' manipulation of F-Curve values, including (I've only included implemented ones here): envelope deform (similar to lattices to allow broad-scale reshaping of curves), curve generator (polynomial or py-expression), cycles (replacing the old cyclic extrapolation modes, giving more control over this). (NOTE: currently this cannot be tested, as there's not access to them, but the code is all in place) * NLA system with 'tracks' (i.e. layers), and multiple strips per track. (NOTE: NLA system is not yet functional, as it's only partially coded still) There are more nice things that I will be preparing some nice docs for soon, but for now, check for more details: http://lists.blender.org/pipermail/bf-taskforce25/2009-January/000260.html So, what currently works: * I've implemented two basic operators for the 3D-view only to Insert and Delete Keyframes. These are tempolary ones only that will be replaced in due course with 'proper' code. * Object Loc/Rot/Scale can be keyframed. Also, the colour of the 'active' material (Note: this should really be for nth material instead, but that doesn't work yet in RNA) can also be keyframed into the same datablock. * Standard animation refresh (i.e. animation resulting from NLA and Action evaluation) is now done completely separate from drivers before anything else is done after a frame change. Drivers are handled after this in a separate pass, as dictated by depsgraph flags, etc. Notes: * Drivers haven't been hooked up yet * Only objects and data directly linked to objects can be animated. * Depsgraph will need further tweaks. Currently, I've only made sure that it will update some things in the most basic cases (i.e. frame change). * Animation Editors are currently broken (in terms of editing stuff). This will be my next target (priority to get Dopesheet working first, then F-Curve editor - i.e. old IPO Editor) * I've had to put in large chunks of XXX sandboxing for old animation system code all around the place. This will be cleaned up in due course, as some places need special review. In particular, the particles and sequencer code have far too many manual calls to calculate + flush animation info, which is really bad (this is a 'please explain yourselves' call to Physics coders!).
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sort_time_fcurve(fcu);
testhandles_fcurve(fcu);
}
/* free temp data */
BLI_freelistN(&anim_data);
}
2.5 - Action Editor: All Keyframe Selection Tools Ported User Notes (for using tools whose behaviour has changed): * Mouse Selection Tools: 1) Click on keyframe to modify its selection. Holding the 'Shift' modifier when doing so, will result in keyframe selection being toggled instead of replacing existing selections. 2) Click on either side of the current frame indicator while holding the 'Alt' modifier. This will select only all the keyframes on the relevant side of the current frame indicator. 3) Click on a keyframe while holding the 'Ctrl' modifier. This will select all the keyframes that fall on that frame. * Borderselect Tools 1) BKEY selects all the keyframes within the specified range (as per normal) 2) ALT-BKEY will select either all the keyframes in the frame-range specified or the channel range specified, depending on which axis of the select region was larger. This method is prejudiced towards frame-range selection. Code Notes: * Finished porting over all of the remaining keyframe selection tools, and recoded the ported ones to make them easier to use (after running into some technical limitations) * Simplified the way to check if 'animation context' is valid by moving a necessary check into that function. * Refactored internal keyframe-looping tools to reduce the amount of code needed per tool to edit keyframes, removing a lot of the unnecessary bulk. Now, the ipo/icu_keys_bezier_loop functions recieve a few more arguments (1st arg is pointer to generic customdata, and another defines a validation callback which makes it easier to reuse some of the select callbacks). * Added 'totrect' adjustment for number of channels being shown in Action Editor, so that scrolling will be limited to where there is data (and also so that scroller displays more relevant context info). For this to work, filtering channels now returns the number of channels extracted. This may come into use for other tools if there's such a need. * I still need to port over some code for markers, which is required for some of the tools which use them. For now, those tools do nothing. * Grease-Pencil editing mode in Action Editor is currently non-functional (code is commented out due to missing dependencies). This is currently pending the re-implementation of Grease Pencil in 2.5
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/* ************************************************************************** */
/* BezTriple Validation Callbacks */
2.5 - Action Editor: All Keyframe Selection Tools Ported User Notes (for using tools whose behaviour has changed): * Mouse Selection Tools: 1) Click on keyframe to modify its selection. Holding the 'Shift' modifier when doing so, will result in keyframe selection being toggled instead of replacing existing selections. 2) Click on either side of the current frame indicator while holding the 'Alt' modifier. This will select only all the keyframes on the relevant side of the current frame indicator. 3) Click on a keyframe while holding the 'Ctrl' modifier. This will select all the keyframes that fall on that frame. * Borderselect Tools 1) BKEY selects all the keyframes within the specified range (as per normal) 2) ALT-BKEY will select either all the keyframes in the frame-range specified or the channel range specified, depending on which axis of the select region was larger. This method is prejudiced towards frame-range selection. Code Notes: * Finished porting over all of the remaining keyframe selection tools, and recoded the ported ones to make them easier to use (after running into some technical limitations) * Simplified the way to check if 'animation context' is valid by moving a necessary check into that function. * Refactored internal keyframe-looping tools to reduce the amount of code needed per tool to edit keyframes, removing a lot of the unnecessary bulk. Now, the ipo/icu_keys_bezier_loop functions recieve a few more arguments (1st arg is pointer to generic customdata, and another defines a validation callback which makes it easier to reuse some of the select callbacks). * Added 'totrect' adjustment for number of channels being shown in Action Editor, so that scrolling will be limited to where there is data (and also so that scroller displays more relevant context info). For this to work, filtering channels now returns the number of channels extracted. This may come into use for other tools if there's such a need. * I still need to port over some code for markers, which is required for some of the tools which use them. For now, those tools do nothing. * Grease-Pencil editing mode in Action Editor is currently non-functional (code is commented out due to missing dependencies). This is currently pending the re-implementation of Grease Pencil in 2.5
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static short ok_bezier_frame(BeztEditData *bed, BezTriple *bezt)
{
2.5 - Action Editor: All Keyframe Selection Tools Ported User Notes (for using tools whose behaviour has changed): * Mouse Selection Tools: 1) Click on keyframe to modify its selection. Holding the 'Shift' modifier when doing so, will result in keyframe selection being toggled instead of replacing existing selections. 2) Click on either side of the current frame indicator while holding the 'Alt' modifier. This will select only all the keyframes on the relevant side of the current frame indicator. 3) Click on a keyframe while holding the 'Ctrl' modifier. This will select all the keyframes that fall on that frame. * Borderselect Tools 1) BKEY selects all the keyframes within the specified range (as per normal) 2) ALT-BKEY will select either all the keyframes in the frame-range specified or the channel range specified, depending on which axis of the select region was larger. This method is prejudiced towards frame-range selection. Code Notes: * Finished porting over all of the remaining keyframe selection tools, and recoded the ported ones to make them easier to use (after running into some technical limitations) * Simplified the way to check if 'animation context' is valid by moving a necessary check into that function. * Refactored internal keyframe-looping tools to reduce the amount of code needed per tool to edit keyframes, removing a lot of the unnecessary bulk. Now, the ipo/icu_keys_bezier_loop functions recieve a few more arguments (1st arg is pointer to generic customdata, and another defines a validation callback which makes it easier to reuse some of the select callbacks). * Added 'totrect' adjustment for number of channels being shown in Action Editor, so that scrolling will be limited to where there is data (and also so that scroller displays more relevant context info). For this to work, filtering channels now returns the number of channels extracted. This may come into use for other tools if there's such a need. * I still need to port over some code for markers, which is required for some of the tools which use them. For now, those tools do nothing. * Grease-Pencil editing mode in Action Editor is currently non-functional (code is commented out due to missing dependencies). This is currently pending the re-implementation of Grease Pencil in 2.5
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/* frame is stored in f1 property (this float accuracy check may need to be dropped?) */
return IS_EQ(bezt->vec[1][0], bed->f1);
}
2.5 - Action Editor: All Keyframe Selection Tools Ported User Notes (for using tools whose behaviour has changed): * Mouse Selection Tools: 1) Click on keyframe to modify its selection. Holding the 'Shift' modifier when doing so, will result in keyframe selection being toggled instead of replacing existing selections. 2) Click on either side of the current frame indicator while holding the 'Alt' modifier. This will select only all the keyframes on the relevant side of the current frame indicator. 3) Click on a keyframe while holding the 'Ctrl' modifier. This will select all the keyframes that fall on that frame. * Borderselect Tools 1) BKEY selects all the keyframes within the specified range (as per normal) 2) ALT-BKEY will select either all the keyframes in the frame-range specified or the channel range specified, depending on which axis of the select region was larger. This method is prejudiced towards frame-range selection. Code Notes: * Finished porting over all of the remaining keyframe selection tools, and recoded the ported ones to make them easier to use (after running into some technical limitations) * Simplified the way to check if 'animation context' is valid by moving a necessary check into that function. * Refactored internal keyframe-looping tools to reduce the amount of code needed per tool to edit keyframes, removing a lot of the unnecessary bulk. Now, the ipo/icu_keys_bezier_loop functions recieve a few more arguments (1st arg is pointer to generic customdata, and another defines a validation callback which makes it easier to reuse some of the select callbacks). * Added 'totrect' adjustment for number of channels being shown in Action Editor, so that scrolling will be limited to where there is data (and also so that scroller displays more relevant context info). For this to work, filtering channels now returns the number of channels extracted. This may come into use for other tools if there's such a need. * I still need to port over some code for markers, which is required for some of the tools which use them. For now, those tools do nothing. * Grease-Pencil editing mode in Action Editor is currently non-functional (code is commented out due to missing dependencies). This is currently pending the re-implementation of Grease Pencil in 2.5
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static short ok_bezier_framerange(BeztEditData *bed, BezTriple *bezt)
{
/* frame range is stored in float properties */
return ((bezt->vec[1][0] > bed->f1) && (bezt->vec[1][0] < bed->f2));
}
2.5 - Action Editor: All Keyframe Selection Tools Ported User Notes (for using tools whose behaviour has changed): * Mouse Selection Tools: 1) Click on keyframe to modify its selection. Holding the 'Shift' modifier when doing so, will result in keyframe selection being toggled instead of replacing existing selections. 2) Click on either side of the current frame indicator while holding the 'Alt' modifier. This will select only all the keyframes on the relevant side of the current frame indicator. 3) Click on a keyframe while holding the 'Ctrl' modifier. This will select all the keyframes that fall on that frame. * Borderselect Tools 1) BKEY selects all the keyframes within the specified range (as per normal) 2) ALT-BKEY will select either all the keyframes in the frame-range specified or the channel range specified, depending on which axis of the select region was larger. This method is prejudiced towards frame-range selection. Code Notes: * Finished porting over all of the remaining keyframe selection tools, and recoded the ported ones to make them easier to use (after running into some technical limitations) * Simplified the way to check if 'animation context' is valid by moving a necessary check into that function. * Refactored internal keyframe-looping tools to reduce the amount of code needed per tool to edit keyframes, removing a lot of the unnecessary bulk. Now, the ipo/icu_keys_bezier_loop functions recieve a few more arguments (1st arg is pointer to generic customdata, and another defines a validation callback which makes it easier to reuse some of the select callbacks). * Added 'totrect' adjustment for number of channels being shown in Action Editor, so that scrolling will be limited to where there is data (and also so that scroller displays more relevant context info). For this to work, filtering channels now returns the number of channels extracted. This may come into use for other tools if there's such a need. * I still need to port over some code for markers, which is required for some of the tools which use them. For now, those tools do nothing. * Grease-Pencil editing mode in Action Editor is currently non-functional (code is commented out due to missing dependencies). This is currently pending the re-implementation of Grease Pencil in 2.5
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static short ok_bezier_selected(BeztEditData *bed, BezTriple *bezt)
{
/* this macro checks all beztriple handles for selection... */
return BEZSELECTED(bezt);
}
static short ok_bezier_value(BeztEditData *bed, BezTriple *bezt)
{
/* value is stored in f1 property
* - this float accuracy check may need to be dropped?
* - should value be stored in f2 instead so that we won't have conflicts when using f1 for frames too?
*/
return IS_EQ(bezt->vec[1][1], bed->f1);
}
static short ok_bezier_valuerange(BeztEditData *bed, BezTriple *bezt)
{
/* value range is stored in float properties */
return ((bezt->vec[1][1] > bed->f1) && (bezt->vec[1][1] < bed->f2));
}
static short ok_bezier_region(BeztEditData *bed, BezTriple *bezt)
{
/* rect is stored in data property (it's of type rectf, but may not be set) */
if (bed->data)
return BLI_in_rctf(bed->data, bezt->vec[1][0], bezt->vec[1][1]);
else
return 0;
}
2.5 - Action Editor: All Keyframe Selection Tools Ported User Notes (for using tools whose behaviour has changed): * Mouse Selection Tools: 1) Click on keyframe to modify its selection. Holding the 'Shift' modifier when doing so, will result in keyframe selection being toggled instead of replacing existing selections. 2) Click on either side of the current frame indicator while holding the 'Alt' modifier. This will select only all the keyframes on the relevant side of the current frame indicator. 3) Click on a keyframe while holding the 'Ctrl' modifier. This will select all the keyframes that fall on that frame. * Borderselect Tools 1) BKEY selects all the keyframes within the specified range (as per normal) 2) ALT-BKEY will select either all the keyframes in the frame-range specified or the channel range specified, depending on which axis of the select region was larger. This method is prejudiced towards frame-range selection. Code Notes: * Finished porting over all of the remaining keyframe selection tools, and recoded the ported ones to make them easier to use (after running into some technical limitations) * Simplified the way to check if 'animation context' is valid by moving a necessary check into that function. * Refactored internal keyframe-looping tools to reduce the amount of code needed per tool to edit keyframes, removing a lot of the unnecessary bulk. Now, the ipo/icu_keys_bezier_loop functions recieve a few more arguments (1st arg is pointer to generic customdata, and another defines a validation callback which makes it easier to reuse some of the select callbacks). * Added 'totrect' adjustment for number of channels being shown in Action Editor, so that scrolling will be limited to where there is data (and also so that scroller displays more relevant context info). For this to work, filtering channels now returns the number of channels extracted. This may come into use for other tools if there's such a need. * I still need to port over some code for markers, which is required for some of the tools which use them. For now, those tools do nothing. * Grease-Pencil editing mode in Action Editor is currently non-functional (code is commented out due to missing dependencies). This is currently pending the re-implementation of Grease Pencil in 2.5
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BeztEditFunc ANIM_editkeyframes_ok(short mode)
{
/* eEditKeyframes_Validate */
switch (mode) {
case BEZT_OK_FRAME: /* only if bezt falls on the right frame (float) */
return ok_bezier_frame;
case BEZT_OK_FRAMERANGE: /* only if bezt falls within the specified frame range (floats) */
return ok_bezier_framerange;
case BEZT_OK_SELECTED: /* only if bezt is selected (self) */
2.5 - Action Editor: All Keyframe Selection Tools Ported User Notes (for using tools whose behaviour has changed): * Mouse Selection Tools: 1) Click on keyframe to modify its selection. Holding the 'Shift' modifier when doing so, will result in keyframe selection being toggled instead of replacing existing selections. 2) Click on either side of the current frame indicator while holding the 'Alt' modifier. This will select only all the keyframes on the relevant side of the current frame indicator. 3) Click on a keyframe while holding the 'Ctrl' modifier. This will select all the keyframes that fall on that frame. * Borderselect Tools 1) BKEY selects all the keyframes within the specified range (as per normal) 2) ALT-BKEY will select either all the keyframes in the frame-range specified or the channel range specified, depending on which axis of the select region was larger. This method is prejudiced towards frame-range selection. Code Notes: * Finished porting over all of the remaining keyframe selection tools, and recoded the ported ones to make them easier to use (after running into some technical limitations) * Simplified the way to check if 'animation context' is valid by moving a necessary check into that function. * Refactored internal keyframe-looping tools to reduce the amount of code needed per tool to edit keyframes, removing a lot of the unnecessary bulk. Now, the ipo/icu_keys_bezier_loop functions recieve a few more arguments (1st arg is pointer to generic customdata, and another defines a validation callback which makes it easier to reuse some of the select callbacks). * Added 'totrect' adjustment for number of channels being shown in Action Editor, so that scrolling will be limited to where there is data (and also so that scroller displays more relevant context info). For this to work, filtering channels now returns the number of channels extracted. This may come into use for other tools if there's such a need. * I still need to port over some code for markers, which is required for some of the tools which use them. For now, those tools do nothing. * Grease-Pencil editing mode in Action Editor is currently non-functional (code is commented out due to missing dependencies). This is currently pending the re-implementation of Grease Pencil in 2.5
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return ok_bezier_selected;
case BEZT_OK_VALUE: /* only if bezt value matches (float) */
return ok_bezier_value;
case BEZT_OK_VALUERANGE: /* only if bezier falls within the specified value range (floats) */
return ok_bezier_valuerange;
case BEZT_OK_REGION: /* only if bezier falls within the specified rect (data -> rectf) */
return ok_bezier_region;
2.5 - Action Editor: All Keyframe Selection Tools Ported User Notes (for using tools whose behaviour has changed): * Mouse Selection Tools: 1) Click on keyframe to modify its selection. Holding the 'Shift' modifier when doing so, will result in keyframe selection being toggled instead of replacing existing selections. 2) Click on either side of the current frame indicator while holding the 'Alt' modifier. This will select only all the keyframes on the relevant side of the current frame indicator. 3) Click on a keyframe while holding the 'Ctrl' modifier. This will select all the keyframes that fall on that frame. * Borderselect Tools 1) BKEY selects all the keyframes within the specified range (as per normal) 2) ALT-BKEY will select either all the keyframes in the frame-range specified or the channel range specified, depending on which axis of the select region was larger. This method is prejudiced towards frame-range selection. Code Notes: * Finished porting over all of the remaining keyframe selection tools, and recoded the ported ones to make them easier to use (after running into some technical limitations) * Simplified the way to check if 'animation context' is valid by moving a necessary check into that function. * Refactored internal keyframe-looping tools to reduce the amount of code needed per tool to edit keyframes, removing a lot of the unnecessary bulk. Now, the ipo/icu_keys_bezier_loop functions recieve a few more arguments (1st arg is pointer to generic customdata, and another defines a validation callback which makes it easier to reuse some of the select callbacks). * Added 'totrect' adjustment for number of channels being shown in Action Editor, so that scrolling will be limited to where there is data (and also so that scroller displays more relevant context info). For this to work, filtering channels now returns the number of channels extracted. This may come into use for other tools if there's such a need. * I still need to port over some code for markers, which is required for some of the tools which use them. For now, those tools do nothing. * Grease-Pencil editing mode in Action Editor is currently non-functional (code is commented out due to missing dependencies). This is currently pending the re-implementation of Grease Pencil in 2.5
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default: /* nothing was ok */
return NULL;
}
}
/* ******************************************* */
/* Assorted Utility Functions */
/* helper callback for <animeditor>_cfrasnap_exec() -> used to help get the average time of all selected beztriples */
short bezt_calc_average(BeztEditData *bed, BezTriple *bezt)
{
/* only if selected */
if (bezt->f2 & SELECT) {
/* store average time in float 1 (only do rounding at last step) */
bed->f1 += bezt->vec[1][0];
/* store average value in float 2 (only do rounding at last step)
* - this isn't always needed, but some operators may also require this
*/
bed->f2 += bezt->vec[1][1];
/* increment number of items */
bed->i1++;
}
return 0;
}
/* helper callback for columnselect_<animeditor>_keys() -> populate list CfraElems with frame numbers from selected beztriples */
short bezt_to_cfraelem(BeztEditData *bed, BezTriple *bezt)
{
/* only if selected */
if (bezt->f2 & SELECT) {
CfraElem *ce= MEM_callocN(sizeof(CfraElem), "cfraElem");
BLI_addtail(&bed->list, ce);
ce->cfra= bezt->vec[1][0];
}
return 0;
}
/* used to remap times from one range to another
* requires: bed->data = BeztEditCD_Remap
*/
void bezt_remap_times(BeztEditData *bed, BezTriple *bezt)
{
BeztEditCD_Remap *rmap= (BeztEditCD_Remap*)bed->data;
const float scale = (rmap->newMax - rmap->newMin) / (rmap->oldMax - rmap->oldMin);
/* perform transform on all three handles unless indicated otherwise */
// TODO: need to include some checks for that
bezt->vec[0][0]= scale*(bezt->vec[0][0] - rmap->oldMin) + rmap->newMin;
bezt->vec[1][0]= scale*(bezt->vec[1][0] - rmap->oldMin) + rmap->newMin;
bezt->vec[2][0]= scale*(bezt->vec[2][0] - rmap->oldMin) + rmap->newMin;
}
/* ******************************************* */
/* Transform */
2.5 - Action Editor: All Keyframe Selection Tools Ported User Notes (for using tools whose behaviour has changed): * Mouse Selection Tools: 1) Click on keyframe to modify its selection. Holding the 'Shift' modifier when doing so, will result in keyframe selection being toggled instead of replacing existing selections. 2) Click on either side of the current frame indicator while holding the 'Alt' modifier. This will select only all the keyframes on the relevant side of the current frame indicator. 3) Click on a keyframe while holding the 'Ctrl' modifier. This will select all the keyframes that fall on that frame. * Borderselect Tools 1) BKEY selects all the keyframes within the specified range (as per normal) 2) ALT-BKEY will select either all the keyframes in the frame-range specified or the channel range specified, depending on which axis of the select region was larger. This method is prejudiced towards frame-range selection. Code Notes: * Finished porting over all of the remaining keyframe selection tools, and recoded the ported ones to make them easier to use (after running into some technical limitations) * Simplified the way to check if 'animation context' is valid by moving a necessary check into that function. * Refactored internal keyframe-looping tools to reduce the amount of code needed per tool to edit keyframes, removing a lot of the unnecessary bulk. Now, the ipo/icu_keys_bezier_loop functions recieve a few more arguments (1st arg is pointer to generic customdata, and another defines a validation callback which makes it easier to reuse some of the select callbacks). * Added 'totrect' adjustment for number of channels being shown in Action Editor, so that scrolling will be limited to where there is data (and also so that scroller displays more relevant context info). For this to work, filtering channels now returns the number of channels extracted. This may come into use for other tools if there's such a need. * I still need to port over some code for markers, which is required for some of the tools which use them. For now, those tools do nothing. * Grease-Pencil editing mode in Action Editor is currently non-functional (code is commented out due to missing dependencies). This is currently pending the re-implementation of Grease Pencil in 2.5
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static short snap_bezier_nearest(BeztEditData *bed, BezTriple *bezt)
{
if (bezt->f2 & SELECT)
bezt->vec[1][0]= (float)(floor(bezt->vec[1][0]+0.5));
return 0;
}
2.5 - Action Editor: All Keyframe Selection Tools Ported User Notes (for using tools whose behaviour has changed): * Mouse Selection Tools: 1) Click on keyframe to modify its selection. Holding the 'Shift' modifier when doing so, will result in keyframe selection being toggled instead of replacing existing selections. 2) Click on either side of the current frame indicator while holding the 'Alt' modifier. This will select only all the keyframes on the relevant side of the current frame indicator. 3) Click on a keyframe while holding the 'Ctrl' modifier. This will select all the keyframes that fall on that frame. * Borderselect Tools 1) BKEY selects all the keyframes within the specified range (as per normal) 2) ALT-BKEY will select either all the keyframes in the frame-range specified or the channel range specified, depending on which axis of the select region was larger. This method is prejudiced towards frame-range selection. Code Notes: * Finished porting over all of the remaining keyframe selection tools, and recoded the ported ones to make them easier to use (after running into some technical limitations) * Simplified the way to check if 'animation context' is valid by moving a necessary check into that function. * Refactored internal keyframe-looping tools to reduce the amount of code needed per tool to edit keyframes, removing a lot of the unnecessary bulk. Now, the ipo/icu_keys_bezier_loop functions recieve a few more arguments (1st arg is pointer to generic customdata, and another defines a validation callback which makes it easier to reuse some of the select callbacks). * Added 'totrect' adjustment for number of channels being shown in Action Editor, so that scrolling will be limited to where there is data (and also so that scroller displays more relevant context info). For this to work, filtering channels now returns the number of channels extracted. This may come into use for other tools if there's such a need. * I still need to port over some code for markers, which is required for some of the tools which use them. For now, those tools do nothing. * Grease-Pencil editing mode in Action Editor is currently non-functional (code is commented out due to missing dependencies). This is currently pending the re-implementation of Grease Pencil in 2.5
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static short snap_bezier_nearestsec(BeztEditData *bed, BezTriple *bezt)
{
2.5 - Action Editor: All Keyframe Selection Tools Ported User Notes (for using tools whose behaviour has changed): * Mouse Selection Tools: 1) Click on keyframe to modify its selection. Holding the 'Shift' modifier when doing so, will result in keyframe selection being toggled instead of replacing existing selections. 2) Click on either side of the current frame indicator while holding the 'Alt' modifier. This will select only all the keyframes on the relevant side of the current frame indicator. 3) Click on a keyframe while holding the 'Ctrl' modifier. This will select all the keyframes that fall on that frame. * Borderselect Tools 1) BKEY selects all the keyframes within the specified range (as per normal) 2) ALT-BKEY will select either all the keyframes in the frame-range specified or the channel range specified, depending on which axis of the select region was larger. This method is prejudiced towards frame-range selection. Code Notes: * Finished porting over all of the remaining keyframe selection tools, and recoded the ported ones to make them easier to use (after running into some technical limitations) * Simplified the way to check if 'animation context' is valid by moving a necessary check into that function. * Refactored internal keyframe-looping tools to reduce the amount of code needed per tool to edit keyframes, removing a lot of the unnecessary bulk. Now, the ipo/icu_keys_bezier_loop functions recieve a few more arguments (1st arg is pointer to generic customdata, and another defines a validation callback which makes it easier to reuse some of the select callbacks). * Added 'totrect' adjustment for number of channels being shown in Action Editor, so that scrolling will be limited to where there is data (and also so that scroller displays more relevant context info). For this to work, filtering channels now returns the number of channels extracted. This may come into use for other tools if there's such a need. * I still need to port over some code for markers, which is required for some of the tools which use them. For now, those tools do nothing. * Grease-Pencil editing mode in Action Editor is currently non-functional (code is commented out due to missing dependencies). This is currently pending the re-implementation of Grease Pencil in 2.5
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const Scene *scene= bed->scene;
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const float secf = (float)FPS;
2.5 - Action Editor: All Keyframe Selection Tools Ported User Notes (for using tools whose behaviour has changed): * Mouse Selection Tools: 1) Click on keyframe to modify its selection. Holding the 'Shift' modifier when doing so, will result in keyframe selection being toggled instead of replacing existing selections. 2) Click on either side of the current frame indicator while holding the 'Alt' modifier. This will select only all the keyframes on the relevant side of the current frame indicator. 3) Click on a keyframe while holding the 'Ctrl' modifier. This will select all the keyframes that fall on that frame. * Borderselect Tools 1) BKEY selects all the keyframes within the specified range (as per normal) 2) ALT-BKEY will select either all the keyframes in the frame-range specified or the channel range specified, depending on which axis of the select region was larger. This method is prejudiced towards frame-range selection. Code Notes: * Finished porting over all of the remaining keyframe selection tools, and recoded the ported ones to make them easier to use (after running into some technical limitations) * Simplified the way to check if 'animation context' is valid by moving a necessary check into that function. * Refactored internal keyframe-looping tools to reduce the amount of code needed per tool to edit keyframes, removing a lot of the unnecessary bulk. Now, the ipo/icu_keys_bezier_loop functions recieve a few more arguments (1st arg is pointer to generic customdata, and another defines a validation callback which makes it easier to reuse some of the select callbacks). * Added 'totrect' adjustment for number of channels being shown in Action Editor, so that scrolling will be limited to where there is data (and also so that scroller displays more relevant context info). For this to work, filtering channels now returns the number of channels extracted. This may come into use for other tools if there's such a need. * I still need to port over some code for markers, which is required for some of the tools which use them. For now, those tools do nothing. * Grease-Pencil editing mode in Action Editor is currently non-functional (code is commented out due to missing dependencies). This is currently pending the re-implementation of Grease Pencil in 2.5
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if (bezt->f2 & SELECT)
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bezt->vec[1][0]= ((float)floor(bezt->vec[1][0]/secf + 0.5f) * secf);
return 0;
}
2.5 - Action Editor: All Keyframe Selection Tools Ported User Notes (for using tools whose behaviour has changed): * Mouse Selection Tools: 1) Click on keyframe to modify its selection. Holding the 'Shift' modifier when doing so, will result in keyframe selection being toggled instead of replacing existing selections. 2) Click on either side of the current frame indicator while holding the 'Alt' modifier. This will select only all the keyframes on the relevant side of the current frame indicator. 3) Click on a keyframe while holding the 'Ctrl' modifier. This will select all the keyframes that fall on that frame. * Borderselect Tools 1) BKEY selects all the keyframes within the specified range (as per normal) 2) ALT-BKEY will select either all the keyframes in the frame-range specified or the channel range specified, depending on which axis of the select region was larger. This method is prejudiced towards frame-range selection. Code Notes: * Finished porting over all of the remaining keyframe selection tools, and recoded the ported ones to make them easier to use (after running into some technical limitations) * Simplified the way to check if 'animation context' is valid by moving a necessary check into that function. * Refactored internal keyframe-looping tools to reduce the amount of code needed per tool to edit keyframes, removing a lot of the unnecessary bulk. Now, the ipo/icu_keys_bezier_loop functions recieve a few more arguments (1st arg is pointer to generic customdata, and another defines a validation callback which makes it easier to reuse some of the select callbacks). * Added 'totrect' adjustment for number of channels being shown in Action Editor, so that scrolling will be limited to where there is data (and also so that scroller displays more relevant context info). For this to work, filtering channels now returns the number of channels extracted. This may come into use for other tools if there's such a need. * I still need to port over some code for markers, which is required for some of the tools which use them. For now, those tools do nothing. * Grease-Pencil editing mode in Action Editor is currently non-functional (code is commented out due to missing dependencies). This is currently pending the re-implementation of Grease Pencil in 2.5
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static short snap_bezier_cframe(BeztEditData *bed, BezTriple *bezt)
{
2.5 - Action Editor: All Keyframe Selection Tools Ported User Notes (for using tools whose behaviour has changed): * Mouse Selection Tools: 1) Click on keyframe to modify its selection. Holding the 'Shift' modifier when doing so, will result in keyframe selection being toggled instead of replacing existing selections. 2) Click on either side of the current frame indicator while holding the 'Alt' modifier. This will select only all the keyframes on the relevant side of the current frame indicator. 3) Click on a keyframe while holding the 'Ctrl' modifier. This will select all the keyframes that fall on that frame. * Borderselect Tools 1) BKEY selects all the keyframes within the specified range (as per normal) 2) ALT-BKEY will select either all the keyframes in the frame-range specified or the channel range specified, depending on which axis of the select region was larger. This method is prejudiced towards frame-range selection. Code Notes: * Finished porting over all of the remaining keyframe selection tools, and recoded the ported ones to make them easier to use (after running into some technical limitations) * Simplified the way to check if 'animation context' is valid by moving a necessary check into that function. * Refactored internal keyframe-looping tools to reduce the amount of code needed per tool to edit keyframes, removing a lot of the unnecessary bulk. Now, the ipo/icu_keys_bezier_loop functions recieve a few more arguments (1st arg is pointer to generic customdata, and another defines a validation callback which makes it easier to reuse some of the select callbacks). * Added 'totrect' adjustment for number of channels being shown in Action Editor, so that scrolling will be limited to where there is data (and also so that scroller displays more relevant context info). For this to work, filtering channels now returns the number of channels extracted. This may come into use for other tools if there's such a need. * I still need to port over some code for markers, which is required for some of the tools which use them. For now, those tools do nothing. * Grease-Pencil editing mode in Action Editor is currently non-functional (code is commented out due to missing dependencies). This is currently pending the re-implementation of Grease Pencil in 2.5
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const Scene *scene= bed->scene;
if (bezt->f2 & SELECT)
bezt->vec[1][0]= (float)CFRA;
return 0;
}
2.5 - Action Editor: All Keyframe Selection Tools Ported User Notes (for using tools whose behaviour has changed): * Mouse Selection Tools: 1) Click on keyframe to modify its selection. Holding the 'Shift' modifier when doing so, will result in keyframe selection being toggled instead of replacing existing selections. 2) Click on either side of the current frame indicator while holding the 'Alt' modifier. This will select only all the keyframes on the relevant side of the current frame indicator. 3) Click on a keyframe while holding the 'Ctrl' modifier. This will select all the keyframes that fall on that frame. * Borderselect Tools 1) BKEY selects all the keyframes within the specified range (as per normal) 2) ALT-BKEY will select either all the keyframes in the frame-range specified or the channel range specified, depending on which axis of the select region was larger. This method is prejudiced towards frame-range selection. Code Notes: * Finished porting over all of the remaining keyframe selection tools, and recoded the ported ones to make them easier to use (after running into some technical limitations) * Simplified the way to check if 'animation context' is valid by moving a necessary check into that function. * Refactored internal keyframe-looping tools to reduce the amount of code needed per tool to edit keyframes, removing a lot of the unnecessary bulk. Now, the ipo/icu_keys_bezier_loop functions recieve a few more arguments (1st arg is pointer to generic customdata, and another defines a validation callback which makes it easier to reuse some of the select callbacks). * Added 'totrect' adjustment for number of channels being shown in Action Editor, so that scrolling will be limited to where there is data (and also so that scroller displays more relevant context info). For this to work, filtering channels now returns the number of channels extracted. This may come into use for other tools if there's such a need. * I still need to port over some code for markers, which is required for some of the tools which use them. For now, those tools do nothing. * Grease-Pencil editing mode in Action Editor is currently non-functional (code is commented out due to missing dependencies). This is currently pending the re-implementation of Grease Pencil in 2.5
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static short snap_bezier_nearmarker(BeztEditData *bed, BezTriple *bezt)
{
if (bezt->f2 & SELECT)
bezt->vec[1][0]= (float)ED_markers_find_nearest_marker_time(&bed->list, bezt->vec[1][0]);
return 0;
}
static short snap_bezier_horizontal(BeztEditData *bed, BezTriple *bezt)
{
if (bezt->f2 & SELECT) {
bezt->vec[0][1]= bezt->vec[2][1]= (float)floor(bezt->vec[1][1] + 0.5f);
if ((bezt->h1==HD_AUTO) || (bezt->h1==HD_VECT)) bezt->h1= HD_ALIGN;
if ((bezt->h2==HD_AUTO) || (bezt->h2==HD_VECT)) bezt->h2= HD_ALIGN;
}
return 0;
}
static short snap_bezier_value(BeztEditData *bed, BezTriple *bezt)
{
/* value to snap to is stored in the custom data -> first float value slot */
if (bezt->f2 & SELECT)
bezt->vec[1][1]= bed->f1;
return 0;
}
2.5 - Action Editor: All Keyframe Selection Tools Ported User Notes (for using tools whose behaviour has changed): * Mouse Selection Tools: 1) Click on keyframe to modify its selection. Holding the 'Shift' modifier when doing so, will result in keyframe selection being toggled instead of replacing existing selections. 2) Click on either side of the current frame indicator while holding the 'Alt' modifier. This will select only all the keyframes on the relevant side of the current frame indicator. 3) Click on a keyframe while holding the 'Ctrl' modifier. This will select all the keyframes that fall on that frame. * Borderselect Tools 1) BKEY selects all the keyframes within the specified range (as per normal) 2) ALT-BKEY will select either all the keyframes in the frame-range specified or the channel range specified, depending on which axis of the select region was larger. This method is prejudiced towards frame-range selection. Code Notes: * Finished porting over all of the remaining keyframe selection tools, and recoded the ported ones to make them easier to use (after running into some technical limitations) * Simplified the way to check if 'animation context' is valid by moving a necessary check into that function. * Refactored internal keyframe-looping tools to reduce the amount of code needed per tool to edit keyframes, removing a lot of the unnecessary bulk. Now, the ipo/icu_keys_bezier_loop functions recieve a few more arguments (1st arg is pointer to generic customdata, and another defines a validation callback which makes it easier to reuse some of the select callbacks). * Added 'totrect' adjustment for number of channels being shown in Action Editor, so that scrolling will be limited to where there is data (and also so that scroller displays more relevant context info). For this to work, filtering channels now returns the number of channels extracted. This may come into use for other tools if there's such a need. * I still need to port over some code for markers, which is required for some of the tools which use them. For now, those tools do nothing. * Grease-Pencil editing mode in Action Editor is currently non-functional (code is commented out due to missing dependencies). This is currently pending the re-implementation of Grease Pencil in 2.5
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BeztEditFunc ANIM_editkeyframes_snap(short type)
{
2.5 - Action Editor: All Keyframe Selection Tools Ported User Notes (for using tools whose behaviour has changed): * Mouse Selection Tools: 1) Click on keyframe to modify its selection. Holding the 'Shift' modifier when doing so, will result in keyframe selection being toggled instead of replacing existing selections. 2) Click on either side of the current frame indicator while holding the 'Alt' modifier. This will select only all the keyframes on the relevant side of the current frame indicator. 3) Click on a keyframe while holding the 'Ctrl' modifier. This will select all the keyframes that fall on that frame. * Borderselect Tools 1) BKEY selects all the keyframes within the specified range (as per normal) 2) ALT-BKEY will select either all the keyframes in the frame-range specified or the channel range specified, depending on which axis of the select region was larger. This method is prejudiced towards frame-range selection. Code Notes: * Finished porting over all of the remaining keyframe selection tools, and recoded the ported ones to make them easier to use (after running into some technical limitations) * Simplified the way to check if 'animation context' is valid by moving a necessary check into that function. * Refactored internal keyframe-looping tools to reduce the amount of code needed per tool to edit keyframes, removing a lot of the unnecessary bulk. Now, the ipo/icu_keys_bezier_loop functions recieve a few more arguments (1st arg is pointer to generic customdata, and another defines a validation callback which makes it easier to reuse some of the select callbacks). * Added 'totrect' adjustment for number of channels being shown in Action Editor, so that scrolling will be limited to where there is data (and also so that scroller displays more relevant context info). For this to work, filtering channels now returns the number of channels extracted. This may come into use for other tools if there's such a need. * I still need to port over some code for markers, which is required for some of the tools which use them. For now, those tools do nothing. * Grease-Pencil editing mode in Action Editor is currently non-functional (code is commented out due to missing dependencies). This is currently pending the re-implementation of Grease Pencil in 2.5
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/* eEditKeyframes_Snap */
switch (type) {
case SNAP_KEYS_NEARFRAME: /* snap to nearest frame */
return snap_bezier_nearest;
case SNAP_KEYS_CURFRAME: /* snap to current frame */
return snap_bezier_cframe;
case SNAP_KEYS_NEARMARKER: /* snap to nearest marker */
return snap_bezier_nearmarker;
case SNAP_KEYS_NEARSEC: /* snap to nearest second */
return snap_bezier_nearestsec;
case SNAP_KEYS_HORIZONTAL: /* snap handles to same value */
return snap_bezier_horizontal;
case SNAP_KEYS_VALUE: /* snap to given value */
return snap_bezier_value;
default: /* just in case */
return snap_bezier_nearest;
}
}
/* --------- */
2.5 - Action Editor: All Keyframe Selection Tools Ported User Notes (for using tools whose behaviour has changed): * Mouse Selection Tools: 1) Click on keyframe to modify its selection. Holding the 'Shift' modifier when doing so, will result in keyframe selection being toggled instead of replacing existing selections. 2) Click on either side of the current frame indicator while holding the 'Alt' modifier. This will select only all the keyframes on the relevant side of the current frame indicator. 3) Click on a keyframe while holding the 'Ctrl' modifier. This will select all the keyframes that fall on that frame. * Borderselect Tools 1) BKEY selects all the keyframes within the specified range (as per normal) 2) ALT-BKEY will select either all the keyframes in the frame-range specified or the channel range specified, depending on which axis of the select region was larger. This method is prejudiced towards frame-range selection. Code Notes: * Finished porting over all of the remaining keyframe selection tools, and recoded the ported ones to make them easier to use (after running into some technical limitations) * Simplified the way to check if 'animation context' is valid by moving a necessary check into that function. * Refactored internal keyframe-looping tools to reduce the amount of code needed per tool to edit keyframes, removing a lot of the unnecessary bulk. Now, the ipo/icu_keys_bezier_loop functions recieve a few more arguments (1st arg is pointer to generic customdata, and another defines a validation callback which makes it easier to reuse some of the select callbacks). * Added 'totrect' adjustment for number of channels being shown in Action Editor, so that scrolling will be limited to where there is data (and also so that scroller displays more relevant context info). For this to work, filtering channels now returns the number of channels extracted. This may come into use for other tools if there's such a need. * I still need to port over some code for markers, which is required for some of the tools which use them. For now, those tools do nothing. * Grease-Pencil editing mode in Action Editor is currently non-functional (code is commented out due to missing dependencies). This is currently pending the re-implementation of Grease Pencil in 2.5
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static short mirror_bezier_cframe(BeztEditData *bed, BezTriple *bezt)
{
2.5 - Action Editor: All Keyframe Selection Tools Ported User Notes (for using tools whose behaviour has changed): * Mouse Selection Tools: 1) Click on keyframe to modify its selection. Holding the 'Shift' modifier when doing so, will result in keyframe selection being toggled instead of replacing existing selections. 2) Click on either side of the current frame indicator while holding the 'Alt' modifier. This will select only all the keyframes on the relevant side of the current frame indicator. 3) Click on a keyframe while holding the 'Ctrl' modifier. This will select all the keyframes that fall on that frame. * Borderselect Tools 1) BKEY selects all the keyframes within the specified range (as per normal) 2) ALT-BKEY will select either all the keyframes in the frame-range specified or the channel range specified, depending on which axis of the select region was larger. This method is prejudiced towards frame-range selection. Code Notes: * Finished porting over all of the remaining keyframe selection tools, and recoded the ported ones to make them easier to use (after running into some technical limitations) * Simplified the way to check if 'animation context' is valid by moving a necessary check into that function. * Refactored internal keyframe-looping tools to reduce the amount of code needed per tool to edit keyframes, removing a lot of the unnecessary bulk. Now, the ipo/icu_keys_bezier_loop functions recieve a few more arguments (1st arg is pointer to generic customdata, and another defines a validation callback which makes it easier to reuse some of the select callbacks). * Added 'totrect' adjustment for number of channels being shown in Action Editor, so that scrolling will be limited to where there is data (and also so that scroller displays more relevant context info). For this to work, filtering channels now returns the number of channels extracted. This may come into use for other tools if there's such a need. * I still need to port over some code for markers, which is required for some of the tools which use them. For now, those tools do nothing. * Grease-Pencil editing mode in Action Editor is currently non-functional (code is commented out due to missing dependencies). This is currently pending the re-implementation of Grease Pencil in 2.5
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const Scene *scene= bed->scene;
float diff;
if (bezt->f2 & SELECT) {
diff= ((float)CFRA - bezt->vec[1][0]);
bezt->vec[1][0]= ((float)CFRA + diff);
}
return 0;
}
2.5 - Action Editor: All Keyframe Selection Tools Ported User Notes (for using tools whose behaviour has changed): * Mouse Selection Tools: 1) Click on keyframe to modify its selection. Holding the 'Shift' modifier when doing so, will result in keyframe selection being toggled instead of replacing existing selections. 2) Click on either side of the current frame indicator while holding the 'Alt' modifier. This will select only all the keyframes on the relevant side of the current frame indicator. 3) Click on a keyframe while holding the 'Ctrl' modifier. This will select all the keyframes that fall on that frame. * Borderselect Tools 1) BKEY selects all the keyframes within the specified range (as per normal) 2) ALT-BKEY will select either all the keyframes in the frame-range specified or the channel range specified, depending on which axis of the select region was larger. This method is prejudiced towards frame-range selection. Code Notes: * Finished porting over all of the remaining keyframe selection tools, and recoded the ported ones to make them easier to use (after running into some technical limitations) * Simplified the way to check if 'animation context' is valid by moving a necessary check into that function. * Refactored internal keyframe-looping tools to reduce the amount of code needed per tool to edit keyframes, removing a lot of the unnecessary bulk. Now, the ipo/icu_keys_bezier_loop functions recieve a few more arguments (1st arg is pointer to generic customdata, and another defines a validation callback which makes it easier to reuse some of the select callbacks). * Added 'totrect' adjustment for number of channels being shown in Action Editor, so that scrolling will be limited to where there is data (and also so that scroller displays more relevant context info). For this to work, filtering channels now returns the number of channels extracted. This may come into use for other tools if there's such a need. * I still need to port over some code for markers, which is required for some of the tools which use them. For now, those tools do nothing. * Grease-Pencil editing mode in Action Editor is currently non-functional (code is commented out due to missing dependencies). This is currently pending the re-implementation of Grease Pencil in 2.5
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static short mirror_bezier_yaxis(BeztEditData *bed, BezTriple *bezt)
{
float diff;
if (bezt->f2 & SELECT) {
diff= (0.0f - bezt->vec[1][0]);
bezt->vec[1][0]= (0.0f + diff);
}
return 0;
}
2.5 - Action Editor: All Keyframe Selection Tools Ported User Notes (for using tools whose behaviour has changed): * Mouse Selection Tools: 1) Click on keyframe to modify its selection. Holding the 'Shift' modifier when doing so, will result in keyframe selection being toggled instead of replacing existing selections. 2) Click on either side of the current frame indicator while holding the 'Alt' modifier. This will select only all the keyframes on the relevant side of the current frame indicator. 3) Click on a keyframe while holding the 'Ctrl' modifier. This will select all the keyframes that fall on that frame. * Borderselect Tools 1) BKEY selects all the keyframes within the specified range (as per normal) 2) ALT-BKEY will select either all the keyframes in the frame-range specified or the channel range specified, depending on which axis of the select region was larger. This method is prejudiced towards frame-range selection. Code Notes: * Finished porting over all of the remaining keyframe selection tools, and recoded the ported ones to make them easier to use (after running into some technical limitations) * Simplified the way to check if 'animation context' is valid by moving a necessary check into that function. * Refactored internal keyframe-looping tools to reduce the amount of code needed per tool to edit keyframes, removing a lot of the unnecessary bulk. Now, the ipo/icu_keys_bezier_loop functions recieve a few more arguments (1st arg is pointer to generic customdata, and another defines a validation callback which makes it easier to reuse some of the select callbacks). * Added 'totrect' adjustment for number of channels being shown in Action Editor, so that scrolling will be limited to where there is data (and also so that scroller displays more relevant context info). For this to work, filtering channels now returns the number of channels extracted. This may come into use for other tools if there's such a need. * I still need to port over some code for markers, which is required for some of the tools which use them. For now, those tools do nothing. * Grease-Pencil editing mode in Action Editor is currently non-functional (code is commented out due to missing dependencies). This is currently pending the re-implementation of Grease Pencil in 2.5
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static short mirror_bezier_xaxis(BeztEditData *bed, BezTriple *bezt)
{
float diff;
if (bezt->f2 & SELECT) {
diff= (0.0f - bezt->vec[1][1]);
bezt->vec[1][1]= (0.0f + diff);
}
return 0;
}
2.5 - Action Editor: All Keyframe Selection Tools Ported User Notes (for using tools whose behaviour has changed): * Mouse Selection Tools: 1) Click on keyframe to modify its selection. Holding the 'Shift' modifier when doing so, will result in keyframe selection being toggled instead of replacing existing selections. 2) Click on either side of the current frame indicator while holding the 'Alt' modifier. This will select only all the keyframes on the relevant side of the current frame indicator. 3) Click on a keyframe while holding the 'Ctrl' modifier. This will select all the keyframes that fall on that frame. * Borderselect Tools 1) BKEY selects all the keyframes within the specified range (as per normal) 2) ALT-BKEY will select either all the keyframes in the frame-range specified or the channel range specified, depending on which axis of the select region was larger. This method is prejudiced towards frame-range selection. Code Notes: * Finished porting over all of the remaining keyframe selection tools, and recoded the ported ones to make them easier to use (after running into some technical limitations) * Simplified the way to check if 'animation context' is valid by moving a necessary check into that function. * Refactored internal keyframe-looping tools to reduce the amount of code needed per tool to edit keyframes, removing a lot of the unnecessary bulk. Now, the ipo/icu_keys_bezier_loop functions recieve a few more arguments (1st arg is pointer to generic customdata, and another defines a validation callback which makes it easier to reuse some of the select callbacks). * Added 'totrect' adjustment for number of channels being shown in Action Editor, so that scrolling will be limited to where there is data (and also so that scroller displays more relevant context info). For this to work, filtering channels now returns the number of channels extracted. This may come into use for other tools if there's such a need. * I still need to port over some code for markers, which is required for some of the tools which use them. For now, those tools do nothing. * Grease-Pencil editing mode in Action Editor is currently non-functional (code is commented out due to missing dependencies). This is currently pending the re-implementation of Grease Pencil in 2.5
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static short mirror_bezier_marker(BeztEditData *bed, BezTriple *bezt)
{
/* mirroring time stored in f1 */
if (bezt->f2 & SELECT) {
const float diff= (bed->f1 - bezt->vec[1][0]);
bezt->vec[1][0]= (bed->f1 + diff);
}
return 0;
}
static short mirror_bezier_value(BeztEditData *bed, BezTriple *bezt)
{
float diff;
/* value to mirror over is stored in the custom data -> first float value slot */
if (bezt->f2 & SELECT) {
diff= (bed->f1 - bezt->vec[1][1]);
bezt->vec[1][1]= (bed->f1 + diff);
}
return 0;
}
/* Note: for markers and 'value', the values to use must be supplied as the first float value */
// calchandles_fcurve
BeztEditFunc ANIM_editkeyframes_mirror(short type)
{
switch (type) {
case MIRROR_KEYS_CURFRAME: /* mirror over current frame */
return mirror_bezier_cframe;
case MIRROR_KEYS_YAXIS: /* mirror over frame 0 */
return mirror_bezier_yaxis;
case MIRROR_KEYS_XAXIS: /* mirror over value 0 */
return mirror_bezier_xaxis;
case MIRROR_KEYS_MARKER: /* mirror over marker */
return mirror_bezier_marker;
case MIRROR_KEYS_VALUE: /* mirror over given value */
return mirror_bezier_value;
default: /* just in case */
return mirror_bezier_yaxis;
break;
}
}
/* ******************************************* */
/* Settings */
/* Sets the selected bezier handles to type 'auto' */
2.5 - Action Editor: All Keyframe Selection Tools Ported User Notes (for using tools whose behaviour has changed): * Mouse Selection Tools: 1) Click on keyframe to modify its selection. Holding the 'Shift' modifier when doing so, will result in keyframe selection being toggled instead of replacing existing selections. 2) Click on either side of the current frame indicator while holding the 'Alt' modifier. This will select only all the keyframes on the relevant side of the current frame indicator. 3) Click on a keyframe while holding the 'Ctrl' modifier. This will select all the keyframes that fall on that frame. * Borderselect Tools 1) BKEY selects all the keyframes within the specified range (as per normal) 2) ALT-BKEY will select either all the keyframes in the frame-range specified or the channel range specified, depending on which axis of the select region was larger. This method is prejudiced towards frame-range selection. Code Notes: * Finished porting over all of the remaining keyframe selection tools, and recoded the ported ones to make them easier to use (after running into some technical limitations) * Simplified the way to check if 'animation context' is valid by moving a necessary check into that function. * Refactored internal keyframe-looping tools to reduce the amount of code needed per tool to edit keyframes, removing a lot of the unnecessary bulk. Now, the ipo/icu_keys_bezier_loop functions recieve a few more arguments (1st arg is pointer to generic customdata, and another defines a validation callback which makes it easier to reuse some of the select callbacks). * Added 'totrect' adjustment for number of channels being shown in Action Editor, so that scrolling will be limited to where there is data (and also so that scroller displays more relevant context info). For this to work, filtering channels now returns the number of channels extracted. This may come into use for other tools if there's such a need. * I still need to port over some code for markers, which is required for some of the tools which use them. For now, those tools do nothing. * Grease-Pencil editing mode in Action Editor is currently non-functional (code is commented out due to missing dependencies). This is currently pending the re-implementation of Grease Pencil in 2.5
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static short set_bezier_auto(BeztEditData *bed, BezTriple *bezt)
{
if((bezt->f1 & SELECT) || (bezt->f3 & SELECT)) {
if (bezt->f1 & SELECT) bezt->h1= HD_AUTO; /* the secret code for auto */
if (bezt->f3 & SELECT) bezt->h2= HD_AUTO;
/* if the handles are not of the same type, set them
* to type free
*/
if (bezt->h1 != bezt->h2) {
if ELEM(bezt->h1, HD_ALIGN, HD_AUTO) bezt->h1= HD_FREE;
if ELEM(bezt->h2, HD_ALIGN, HD_AUTO) bezt->h2= HD_FREE;
}
}
return 0;
}
/* Sets the selected bezier handles to type 'vector' */
2.5 - Action Editor: All Keyframe Selection Tools Ported User Notes (for using tools whose behaviour has changed): * Mouse Selection Tools: 1) Click on keyframe to modify its selection. Holding the 'Shift' modifier when doing so, will result in keyframe selection being toggled instead of replacing existing selections. 2) Click on either side of the current frame indicator while holding the 'Alt' modifier. This will select only all the keyframes on the relevant side of the current frame indicator. 3) Click on a keyframe while holding the 'Ctrl' modifier. This will select all the keyframes that fall on that frame. * Borderselect Tools 1) BKEY selects all the keyframes within the specified range (as per normal) 2) ALT-BKEY will select either all the keyframes in the frame-range specified or the channel range specified, depending on which axis of the select region was larger. This method is prejudiced towards frame-range selection. Code Notes: * Finished porting over all of the remaining keyframe selection tools, and recoded the ported ones to make them easier to use (after running into some technical limitations) * Simplified the way to check if 'animation context' is valid by moving a necessary check into that function. * Refactored internal keyframe-looping tools to reduce the amount of code needed per tool to edit keyframes, removing a lot of the unnecessary bulk. Now, the ipo/icu_keys_bezier_loop functions recieve a few more arguments (1st arg is pointer to generic customdata, and another defines a validation callback which makes it easier to reuse some of the select callbacks). * Added 'totrect' adjustment for number of channels being shown in Action Editor, so that scrolling will be limited to where there is data (and also so that scroller displays more relevant context info). For this to work, filtering channels now returns the number of channels extracted. This may come into use for other tools if there's such a need. * I still need to port over some code for markers, which is required for some of the tools which use them. For now, those tools do nothing. * Grease-Pencil editing mode in Action Editor is currently non-functional (code is commented out due to missing dependencies). This is currently pending the re-implementation of Grease Pencil in 2.5
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static short set_bezier_vector(BeztEditData *bed, BezTriple *bezt)
{
if ((bezt->f1 & SELECT) || (bezt->f3 & SELECT)) {
if (bezt->f1 & SELECT) bezt->h1= HD_VECT;
if (bezt->f3 & SELECT) bezt->h2= HD_VECT;
/* if the handles are not of the same type, set them
* to type free
*/
if (bezt->h1 != bezt->h2) {
if ELEM(bezt->h1, HD_ALIGN, HD_AUTO) bezt->h1= HD_FREE;
if ELEM(bezt->h2, HD_ALIGN, HD_AUTO) bezt->h2= HD_FREE;
}
}
return 0;
}
/* Queries if the handle should be set to 'free' or 'align' */
2.5 - Action Editor: All Keyframe Selection Tools Ported User Notes (for using tools whose behaviour has changed): * Mouse Selection Tools: 1) Click on keyframe to modify its selection. Holding the 'Shift' modifier when doing so, will result in keyframe selection being toggled instead of replacing existing selections. 2) Click on either side of the current frame indicator while holding the 'Alt' modifier. This will select only all the keyframes on the relevant side of the current frame indicator. 3) Click on a keyframe while holding the 'Ctrl' modifier. This will select all the keyframes that fall on that frame. * Borderselect Tools 1) BKEY selects all the keyframes within the specified range (as per normal) 2) ALT-BKEY will select either all the keyframes in the frame-range specified or the channel range specified, depending on which axis of the select region was larger. This method is prejudiced towards frame-range selection. Code Notes: * Finished porting over all of the remaining keyframe selection tools, and recoded the ported ones to make them easier to use (after running into some technical limitations) * Simplified the way to check if 'animation context' is valid by moving a necessary check into that function. * Refactored internal keyframe-looping tools to reduce the amount of code needed per tool to edit keyframes, removing a lot of the unnecessary bulk. Now, the ipo/icu_keys_bezier_loop functions recieve a few more arguments (1st arg is pointer to generic customdata, and another defines a validation callback which makes it easier to reuse some of the select callbacks). * Added 'totrect' adjustment for number of channels being shown in Action Editor, so that scrolling will be limited to where there is data (and also so that scroller displays more relevant context info). For this to work, filtering channels now returns the number of channels extracted. This may come into use for other tools if there's such a need. * I still need to port over some code for markers, which is required for some of the tools which use them. For now, those tools do nothing. * Grease-Pencil editing mode in Action Editor is currently non-functional (code is commented out due to missing dependencies). This is currently pending the re-implementation of Grease Pencil in 2.5
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static short bezier_isfree(BeztEditData *bed, BezTriple *bezt)
{
if ((bezt->f1 & SELECT) && (bezt->h1)) return 1;
if ((bezt->f3 & SELECT) && (bezt->h2)) return 1;
return 0;
}
/* Sets selected bezier handles to type 'align' */
2.5 - Action Editor: All Keyframe Selection Tools Ported User Notes (for using tools whose behaviour has changed): * Mouse Selection Tools: 1) Click on keyframe to modify its selection. Holding the 'Shift' modifier when doing so, will result in keyframe selection being toggled instead of replacing existing selections. 2) Click on either side of the current frame indicator while holding the 'Alt' modifier. This will select only all the keyframes on the relevant side of the current frame indicator. 3) Click on a keyframe while holding the 'Ctrl' modifier. This will select all the keyframes that fall on that frame. * Borderselect Tools 1) BKEY selects all the keyframes within the specified range (as per normal) 2) ALT-BKEY will select either all the keyframes in the frame-range specified or the channel range specified, depending on which axis of the select region was larger. This method is prejudiced towards frame-range selection. Code Notes: * Finished porting over all of the remaining keyframe selection tools, and recoded the ported ones to make them easier to use (after running into some technical limitations) * Simplified the way to check if 'animation context' is valid by moving a necessary check into that function. * Refactored internal keyframe-looping tools to reduce the amount of code needed per tool to edit keyframes, removing a lot of the unnecessary bulk. Now, the ipo/icu_keys_bezier_loop functions recieve a few more arguments (1st arg is pointer to generic customdata, and another defines a validation callback which makes it easier to reuse some of the select callbacks). * Added 'totrect' adjustment for number of channels being shown in Action Editor, so that scrolling will be limited to where there is data (and also so that scroller displays more relevant context info). For this to work, filtering channels now returns the number of channels extracted. This may come into use for other tools if there's such a need. * I still need to port over some code for markers, which is required for some of the tools which use them. For now, those tools do nothing. * Grease-Pencil editing mode in Action Editor is currently non-functional (code is commented out due to missing dependencies). This is currently pending the re-implementation of Grease Pencil in 2.5
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static short set_bezier_align(BeztEditData *bed, BezTriple *bezt)
{
if (bezt->f1 & SELECT) bezt->h1= HD_ALIGN;
if (bezt->f3 & SELECT) bezt->h2= HD_ALIGN;
return 0;
}
/* Sets selected bezier handles to type 'free' */
2.5 - Action Editor: All Keyframe Selection Tools Ported User Notes (for using tools whose behaviour has changed): * Mouse Selection Tools: 1) Click on keyframe to modify its selection. Holding the 'Shift' modifier when doing so, will result in keyframe selection being toggled instead of replacing existing selections. 2) Click on either side of the current frame indicator while holding the 'Alt' modifier. This will select only all the keyframes on the relevant side of the current frame indicator. 3) Click on a keyframe while holding the 'Ctrl' modifier. This will select all the keyframes that fall on that frame. * Borderselect Tools 1) BKEY selects all the keyframes within the specified range (as per normal) 2) ALT-BKEY will select either all the keyframes in the frame-range specified or the channel range specified, depending on which axis of the select region was larger. This method is prejudiced towards frame-range selection. Code Notes: * Finished porting over all of the remaining keyframe selection tools, and recoded the ported ones to make them easier to use (after running into some technical limitations) * Simplified the way to check if 'animation context' is valid by moving a necessary check into that function. * Refactored internal keyframe-looping tools to reduce the amount of code needed per tool to edit keyframes, removing a lot of the unnecessary bulk. Now, the ipo/icu_keys_bezier_loop functions recieve a few more arguments (1st arg is pointer to generic customdata, and another defines a validation callback which makes it easier to reuse some of the select callbacks). * Added 'totrect' adjustment for number of channels being shown in Action Editor, so that scrolling will be limited to where there is data (and also so that scroller displays more relevant context info). For this to work, filtering channels now returns the number of channels extracted. This may come into use for other tools if there's such a need. * I still need to port over some code for markers, which is required for some of the tools which use them. For now, those tools do nothing. * Grease-Pencil editing mode in Action Editor is currently non-functional (code is commented out due to missing dependencies). This is currently pending the re-implementation of Grease Pencil in 2.5
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static short set_bezier_free(BeztEditData *bed, BezTriple *bezt)
{
if (bezt->f1 & SELECT) bezt->h1= HD_FREE;
if (bezt->f3 & SELECT) bezt->h2= HD_FREE;
return 0;
}
/* Set all selected Bezier Handles to a single type */
// calchandles_fcurve
BeztEditFunc ANIM_editkeyframes_handles(short code)
{
switch (code) {
case HD_AUTO: /* auto */
return set_bezier_auto;
case HD_VECT: /* vector */
return set_bezier_vector;
case HD_FREE: /* free */
return set_bezier_free;
case HD_ALIGN: /* align */
return set_bezier_align;
default: /* free or align? */
return bezier_isfree;
}
}
/* ------- */
2.5 - Action Editor: All Keyframe Selection Tools Ported User Notes (for using tools whose behaviour has changed): * Mouse Selection Tools: 1) Click on keyframe to modify its selection. Holding the 'Shift' modifier when doing so, will result in keyframe selection being toggled instead of replacing existing selections. 2) Click on either side of the current frame indicator while holding the 'Alt' modifier. This will select only all the keyframes on the relevant side of the current frame indicator. 3) Click on a keyframe while holding the 'Ctrl' modifier. This will select all the keyframes that fall on that frame. * Borderselect Tools 1) BKEY selects all the keyframes within the specified range (as per normal) 2) ALT-BKEY will select either all the keyframes in the frame-range specified or the channel range specified, depending on which axis of the select region was larger. This method is prejudiced towards frame-range selection. Code Notes: * Finished porting over all of the remaining keyframe selection tools, and recoded the ported ones to make them easier to use (after running into some technical limitations) * Simplified the way to check if 'animation context' is valid by moving a necessary check into that function. * Refactored internal keyframe-looping tools to reduce the amount of code needed per tool to edit keyframes, removing a lot of the unnecessary bulk. Now, the ipo/icu_keys_bezier_loop functions recieve a few more arguments (1st arg is pointer to generic customdata, and another defines a validation callback which makes it easier to reuse some of the select callbacks). * Added 'totrect' adjustment for number of channels being shown in Action Editor, so that scrolling will be limited to where there is data (and also so that scroller displays more relevant context info). For this to work, filtering channels now returns the number of channels extracted. This may come into use for other tools if there's such a need. * I still need to port over some code for markers, which is required for some of the tools which use them. For now, those tools do nothing. * Grease-Pencil editing mode in Action Editor is currently non-functional (code is commented out due to missing dependencies). This is currently pending the re-implementation of Grease Pencil in 2.5
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static short set_bezt_constant(BeztEditData *bed, BezTriple *bezt)
{
if (bezt->f2 & SELECT)
bezt->ipo= BEZT_IPO_CONST;
return 0;
}
2.5 - Action Editor: All Keyframe Selection Tools Ported User Notes (for using tools whose behaviour has changed): * Mouse Selection Tools: 1) Click on keyframe to modify its selection. Holding the 'Shift' modifier when doing so, will result in keyframe selection being toggled instead of replacing existing selections. 2) Click on either side of the current frame indicator while holding the 'Alt' modifier. This will select only all the keyframes on the relevant side of the current frame indicator. 3) Click on a keyframe while holding the 'Ctrl' modifier. This will select all the keyframes that fall on that frame. * Borderselect Tools 1) BKEY selects all the keyframes within the specified range (as per normal) 2) ALT-BKEY will select either all the keyframes in the frame-range specified or the channel range specified, depending on which axis of the select region was larger. This method is prejudiced towards frame-range selection. Code Notes: * Finished porting over all of the remaining keyframe selection tools, and recoded the ported ones to make them easier to use (after running into some technical limitations) * Simplified the way to check if 'animation context' is valid by moving a necessary check into that function. * Refactored internal keyframe-looping tools to reduce the amount of code needed per tool to edit keyframes, removing a lot of the unnecessary bulk. Now, the ipo/icu_keys_bezier_loop functions recieve a few more arguments (1st arg is pointer to generic customdata, and another defines a validation callback which makes it easier to reuse some of the select callbacks). * Added 'totrect' adjustment for number of channels being shown in Action Editor, so that scrolling will be limited to where there is data (and also so that scroller displays more relevant context info). For this to work, filtering channels now returns the number of channels extracted. This may come into use for other tools if there's such a need. * I still need to port over some code for markers, which is required for some of the tools which use them. For now, those tools do nothing. * Grease-Pencil editing mode in Action Editor is currently non-functional (code is commented out due to missing dependencies). This is currently pending the re-implementation of Grease Pencil in 2.5
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static short set_bezt_linear(BeztEditData *bed, BezTriple *bezt)
{
if (bezt->f2 & SELECT)
bezt->ipo= BEZT_IPO_LIN;
return 0;
}
2.5 - Action Editor: All Keyframe Selection Tools Ported User Notes (for using tools whose behaviour has changed): * Mouse Selection Tools: 1) Click on keyframe to modify its selection. Holding the 'Shift' modifier when doing so, will result in keyframe selection being toggled instead of replacing existing selections. 2) Click on either side of the current frame indicator while holding the 'Alt' modifier. This will select only all the keyframes on the relevant side of the current frame indicator. 3) Click on a keyframe while holding the 'Ctrl' modifier. This will select all the keyframes that fall on that frame. * Borderselect Tools 1) BKEY selects all the keyframes within the specified range (as per normal) 2) ALT-BKEY will select either all the keyframes in the frame-range specified or the channel range specified, depending on which axis of the select region was larger. This method is prejudiced towards frame-range selection. Code Notes: * Finished porting over all of the remaining keyframe selection tools, and recoded the ported ones to make them easier to use (after running into some technical limitations) * Simplified the way to check if 'animation context' is valid by moving a necessary check into that function. * Refactored internal keyframe-looping tools to reduce the amount of code needed per tool to edit keyframes, removing a lot of the unnecessary bulk. Now, the ipo/icu_keys_bezier_loop functions recieve a few more arguments (1st arg is pointer to generic customdata, and another defines a validation callback which makes it easier to reuse some of the select callbacks). * Added 'totrect' adjustment for number of channels being shown in Action Editor, so that scrolling will be limited to where there is data (and also so that scroller displays more relevant context info). For this to work, filtering channels now returns the number of channels extracted. This may come into use for other tools if there's such a need. * I still need to port over some code for markers, which is required for some of the tools which use them. For now, those tools do nothing. * Grease-Pencil editing mode in Action Editor is currently non-functional (code is commented out due to missing dependencies). This is currently pending the re-implementation of Grease Pencil in 2.5
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static short set_bezt_bezier(BeztEditData *bed, BezTriple *bezt)
{
if (bezt->f2 & SELECT)
bezt->ipo= BEZT_IPO_BEZ;
return 0;
}
/* Set the interpolation type of the selected BezTriples in each F-Curve to the specified one */
// ANIM_editkeyframes_ipocurve_ipotype() !
BeztEditFunc ANIM_editkeyframes_ipo(short code)
{
switch (code) {
case BEZT_IPO_CONST: /* constant */
return set_bezt_constant;
case BEZT_IPO_LIN: /* linear */
return set_bezt_linear;
default: /* bezier */
return set_bezt_bezier;
}
}
/* ------- */
static short set_keytype_keyframe(BeztEditData *bed, BezTriple *bezt)
{
if (bezt->f2 & SELECT)
BEZKEYTYPE(bezt)= BEZT_KEYTYPE_KEYFRAME;
return 0;
}
static short set_keytype_breakdown(BeztEditData *bed, BezTriple *bezt)
{
if (bezt->f2 & SELECT)
BEZKEYTYPE(bezt)= BEZT_KEYTYPE_BREAKDOWN;
return 0;
}
static short set_keytype_extreme(BeztEditData *bed, BezTriple *bezt)
{
if (bezt->f2 & SELECT)
BEZKEYTYPE(bezt)= BEZT_KEYTYPE_EXTREME;
return 0;
}
/* Set the interpolation type of the selected BezTriples in each F-Curve to the specified one */
BeztEditFunc ANIM_editkeyframes_keytype(short code)
{
switch (code) {
case BEZT_KEYTYPE_BREAKDOWN: /* breakdown */
return set_keytype_breakdown;
case BEZT_KEYTYPE_EXTREME: /* extreme keyframe */
return set_keytype_extreme;
case BEZT_KEYTYPE_KEYFRAME: /* proper keyframe */
default:
return set_keytype_keyframe;
}
}
/* ******************************************* */
/* Selection */
2.5 - Action Editor: All Keyframe Selection Tools Ported User Notes (for using tools whose behaviour has changed): * Mouse Selection Tools: 1) Click on keyframe to modify its selection. Holding the 'Shift' modifier when doing so, will result in keyframe selection being toggled instead of replacing existing selections. 2) Click on either side of the current frame indicator while holding the 'Alt' modifier. This will select only all the keyframes on the relevant side of the current frame indicator. 3) Click on a keyframe while holding the 'Ctrl' modifier. This will select all the keyframes that fall on that frame. * Borderselect Tools 1) BKEY selects all the keyframes within the specified range (as per normal) 2) ALT-BKEY will select either all the keyframes in the frame-range specified or the channel range specified, depending on which axis of the select region was larger. This method is prejudiced towards frame-range selection. Code Notes: * Finished porting over all of the remaining keyframe selection tools, and recoded the ported ones to make them easier to use (after running into some technical limitations) * Simplified the way to check if 'animation context' is valid by moving a necessary check into that function. * Refactored internal keyframe-looping tools to reduce the amount of code needed per tool to edit keyframes, removing a lot of the unnecessary bulk. Now, the ipo/icu_keys_bezier_loop functions recieve a few more arguments (1st arg is pointer to generic customdata, and another defines a validation callback which makes it easier to reuse some of the select callbacks). * Added 'totrect' adjustment for number of channels being shown in Action Editor, so that scrolling will be limited to where there is data (and also so that scroller displays more relevant context info). For this to work, filtering channels now returns the number of channels extracted. This may come into use for other tools if there's such a need. * I still need to port over some code for markers, which is required for some of the tools which use them. For now, those tools do nothing. * Grease-Pencil editing mode in Action Editor is currently non-functional (code is commented out due to missing dependencies). This is currently pending the re-implementation of Grease Pencil in 2.5
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static short select_bezier_add(BeztEditData *bed, BezTriple *bezt)
{
/* Select the bezier triple */
BEZ_SEL(bezt);
return 0;
}
2.5 - Action Editor: All Keyframe Selection Tools Ported User Notes (for using tools whose behaviour has changed): * Mouse Selection Tools: 1) Click on keyframe to modify its selection. Holding the 'Shift' modifier when doing so, will result in keyframe selection being toggled instead of replacing existing selections. 2) Click on either side of the current frame indicator while holding the 'Alt' modifier. This will select only all the keyframes on the relevant side of the current frame indicator. 3) Click on a keyframe while holding the 'Ctrl' modifier. This will select all the keyframes that fall on that frame. * Borderselect Tools 1) BKEY selects all the keyframes within the specified range (as per normal) 2) ALT-BKEY will select either all the keyframes in the frame-range specified or the channel range specified, depending on which axis of the select region was larger. This method is prejudiced towards frame-range selection. Code Notes: * Finished porting over all of the remaining keyframe selection tools, and recoded the ported ones to make them easier to use (after running into some technical limitations) * Simplified the way to check if 'animation context' is valid by moving a necessary check into that function. * Refactored internal keyframe-looping tools to reduce the amount of code needed per tool to edit keyframes, removing a lot of the unnecessary bulk. Now, the ipo/icu_keys_bezier_loop functions recieve a few more arguments (1st arg is pointer to generic customdata, and another defines a validation callback which makes it easier to reuse some of the select callbacks). * Added 'totrect' adjustment for number of channels being shown in Action Editor, so that scrolling will be limited to where there is data (and also so that scroller displays more relevant context info). For this to work, filtering channels now returns the number of channels extracted. This may come into use for other tools if there's such a need. * I still need to port over some code for markers, which is required for some of the tools which use them. For now, those tools do nothing. * Grease-Pencil editing mode in Action Editor is currently non-functional (code is commented out due to missing dependencies). This is currently pending the re-implementation of Grease Pencil in 2.5
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static short select_bezier_subtract(BeztEditData *bed, BezTriple *bezt)
{
/* Deselect the bezier triple */
BEZ_DESEL(bezt);
return 0;
}
2.5 - Action Editor: All Keyframe Selection Tools Ported User Notes (for using tools whose behaviour has changed): * Mouse Selection Tools: 1) Click on keyframe to modify its selection. Holding the 'Shift' modifier when doing so, will result in keyframe selection being toggled instead of replacing existing selections. 2) Click on either side of the current frame indicator while holding the 'Alt' modifier. This will select only all the keyframes on the relevant side of the current frame indicator. 3) Click on a keyframe while holding the 'Ctrl' modifier. This will select all the keyframes that fall on that frame. * Borderselect Tools 1) BKEY selects all the keyframes within the specified range (as per normal) 2) ALT-BKEY will select either all the keyframes in the frame-range specified or the channel range specified, depending on which axis of the select region was larger. This method is prejudiced towards frame-range selection. Code Notes: * Finished porting over all of the remaining keyframe selection tools, and recoded the ported ones to make them easier to use (after running into some technical limitations) * Simplified the way to check if 'animation context' is valid by moving a necessary check into that function. * Refactored internal keyframe-looping tools to reduce the amount of code needed per tool to edit keyframes, removing a lot of the unnecessary bulk. Now, the ipo/icu_keys_bezier_loop functions recieve a few more arguments (1st arg is pointer to generic customdata, and another defines a validation callback which makes it easier to reuse some of the select callbacks). * Added 'totrect' adjustment for number of channels being shown in Action Editor, so that scrolling will be limited to where there is data (and also so that scroller displays more relevant context info). For this to work, filtering channels now returns the number of channels extracted. This may come into use for other tools if there's such a need. * I still need to port over some code for markers, which is required for some of the tools which use them. For now, those tools do nothing. * Grease-Pencil editing mode in Action Editor is currently non-functional (code is commented out due to missing dependencies). This is currently pending the re-implementation of Grease Pencil in 2.5
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static short select_bezier_invert(BeztEditData *bed, BezTriple *bezt)
{
/* Invert the selection for the bezier triple */
bezt->f2 ^= SELECT;
if (bezt->f2 & SELECT) {
bezt->f1 |= SELECT;
bezt->f3 |= SELECT;
}
else {
bezt->f1 &= ~SELECT;
bezt->f3 &= ~SELECT;
}
return 0;
}
BeztEditFunc ANIM_editkeyframes_select(short selectmode)
{
switch (selectmode) {
case SELECT_ADD: /* add */
return select_bezier_add;
case SELECT_SUBTRACT: /* subtract */
return select_bezier_subtract;
case SELECT_INVERT: /* invert */
return select_bezier_invert;
default: /* replace (need to clear all, then add) */
return select_bezier_add;
}
}