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Can I clamp an AnimationCurve editor window to specific bounds ?

Discussion in 'Animation' started by mslinklater, Nov 28, 2014.

  1. mslinklater

    mslinklater

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    Hi - We use AnimationCurve values for a lot of our gameplay tweak values. Whenever our designers click on an AnimationCurve to edit it the window which appears is clamped to the extents of the values in the curve. Is there a way to clamp to range to a different value ? Our designers are going bonkers having to constantly reset the zoom levels on the axes.

    Thanks.
     
    mslinklater, Nov 28, 2014
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  2. OllyNicholson

    OllyNicholson

    Unity Technologies

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    Hi - you can use the middle mouse to zoom in and out and F to re-frame the curves, but at the moment there is no range value that can be set, to the best of my knowlegde - have it put on feedback and try and get it voted on as much as possible ;-)

    http://feedback.unity3d.com/
     
    OllyNicholson, Nov 28, 2014
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  3. RealSoftGames

    RealSoftGames

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    sorry to open an old thread but has this been achieved yet. i am after something very similar i would like to clamp the values of an animation curve.
     
    RealSoftGames, Jan 28, 2019
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  4. Sycoforge

    Sycoforge

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    You can create a custom editor and clamp the curve there. The example below clamps the curve to a normalized range ([0, 1]) in x- and y-direction.

    Code (CSharp):
    1. data.Mask.Curve = EditorGUILayout.CurveField(data.Mask.Curve, Color.red, new Rect(0, 0, 1, 1));
     
    Sycoforge, Jul 14, 2019
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