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Create an animation clip in animation track That can covert to Infinite clip

Discussion in 'Timeline' started by Suika, Jan 23, 2018.

  1. Suika

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    Hi I use Unity 2017.2.1p2

    Is there a way to create an animation clip in animation track That can covert to Infinite clip( like RecordableClip in 2018.1) ?

    thx
     
    Suika, Jan 23, 2018
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  2. Suika

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    Any one know ? If there is no way, pls let me know too. Thx
     
    Suika, Jan 24, 2018
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  3. seant_unity

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    There's isn't a way in the public API -- which is why the recordable clip was added - but if you want to make an infinite track you can do so using reflection, or Serialized Object/Properties.

    On your track, there is a private property called "m_AnimClip", of type AnimationClip. It's accessible through an internal property called animClip.

    The animation clip should be a sub asset of the timeline asset in the asset database.
    It needs to have Generate Root Motion enabled. This needs to be done in the Inspector of the animation. The API was made public in 2018.1 (AnimationUtility.SetGenerateMotionCurves), but it exists as internal in 2017.2 if you want to use reflection.

    If you have an empty track with that field set it should show up as an infinite track in the editor in 2017.2.
     
    seant_unity, Jan 24, 2018
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  4. Suika

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    It work!! Thx !! But there is another problem, the animation clip that add by Reflection always start at time = 0, but the origin clip were not,

    So is there any way to edit that? or convert it to clip so I can edit by edit clip ? Thx
     
    Suika, Jan 25, 2018
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  5. seant_unity

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    There is an internal property called openClipTimeOffset that lets you offset the clip.
     
    seant_unity, Jan 25, 2018
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  6. Suika

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    Sorry openClipTimeOffset didn't work, but I found another way to solve the problem.

    So now everything work perfect. Thx!!
     
    Suika, Jan 26, 2018
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  7. Razieln64

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    Hi. I haven't yet looked at 2018.1. I'm on 2017.3. I am not sure it's the same thing I'm looking for but I believe it's very similar.

    I want to modify an infinite clip created in timeline by code. I'd like to be able to generate a clip procedurally and then let the user try it out and tweak it.

    The procedurally generated clip would be used as a basis.
     
    Razieln64, Feb 18, 2018
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