CEGUI::KeyFrame Class Reference

Defines a 'key frame' class. More...

Public Types
enum	Progression { P_Linear, P_QuadraticAccelerating, P_QuadraticDecelerating, P_Discrete }

Public Member Functions
	KeyFrame (Affector *parent, float position)
	internal constructor, please use Affector::createKeyFrame
	~KeyFrame (void)
	internal destructor, please use Affector::destroyKeyFrame
Affector *	getParent () const
	Retrieves parent Affector of this Key Frame.
void	moveToPosition (float newPosition)
	Moves this keyframe to a new given position.
float	getPosition () const
	Retrieves position of this key frame in the animation (in seconds)
void	setValue (const String &value)
	Sets the value of this key frame. More...
const String &	getValue () const
	Retrieves value of this key frame.
void	setSourceProperty (const String &sourceProperty)
	Sets the source property of this key frame. More...
const String &	getSourceProperty () const
	Gets the source property of this key frame.
const String &	getValueForAnimation (AnimationInstance *instance) const
	Retrieves value of this for use when animating. More...
void	setProgression (Progression p)
	Sets the progression method of this key frame. More...
Progression	getProgression () const
	Retrieves progression method of this key frame.
float	alterInterpolationPosition (float position)
	Internal method, alters interpolation position based on progression method. Don't use unless you know what you're doing!
void	savePropertyValue (AnimationInstance *instance)
	Internal method, if this keyframe is using source property, this saves it's value to given instance before it's affected.
void	notifyPositionChanged (float newPosition)
	internal method, notifies this keyframe that it has been moved More...

Detailed Description

Defines a 'key frame' class.

Key frames are defined inside Affectors. The values they hold are used
when animation is precisely at the key frame's position. If it's between
two key frames, the value is interpolated.

See Also

Affector

Member Enumeration Documentation

enum CEGUI::KeyFrame::Progression

enumerates possible progression methods, IE how the value progresses TOWARS this key frames, this means that progression method of the first key frame won't be used for anything!

Enumerator
P_Linear	linear progression
P_QuadraticAccelerating	progress is accelerated, starts slow and speeds up
P_QuadraticDecelerating	progress is decelerated, starts fast and slows down
P_Discrete	left neighbour's value is picked if interpolation position is lower than 1.0, right is only picked when interpolation position is exactly 1.0

Member Function Documentation

const String& CEGUI::KeyFrame::getValueForAnimation

(

AnimationInstance *

instance

)

const

Retrieves value of this for use when animating.

This is an internal method! Only use if you know what you're doing!

This returns the base property value if source property is set on this keyframe, it works the same as getValue() if source property is empty

void CEGUI::KeyFrame::notifyPositionChanged

(

float

newPosition

)

internal method, notifies this keyframe that it has been moved

DO NOT CALL DIRECTLY, should only be used by Affector class

See Also

KeyFrame::moveToPosition

void CEGUI::KeyFrame::setProgression

(

Progression

p

)

Sets the progression method of this key frame.

This controls how the animation will progress TOWARDS this key frame, whether it will be a linear motion, accelerated, decelerated, etc...

That means that the progression of the first key frame is never used!

Please see KeyFrame::Progression

void CEGUI::KeyFrame::setSourceProperty

(

const String &

sourceProperty

)

Sets the source property of this key frame.

Key frame can get it's value from 2 places, it's either stored inside it (setValue, getValue methods) or it's linked to a property (setSourcePropery, getSourceProperty).

The decision about what value is used is simple, if there is a source property (sourceProperty is not empty, it's used)

void CEGUI::KeyFrame::setValue

(

const String &

value

)

Sets the value of this key frame.

This is only used if source property is empty!

See Also

KeyFrame::setSourceProperty