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| company = | | company = Luxology | ||
| purpose = | | purpose = Range of time and time system | ||
| product = modo 401 | |||
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| product3 = | | contact_email = customer_support@luxology.com | ||
| contact_email = . | | last_updated = 17 Aug 09}} | ||
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Working with animated sequences within the context of film, TV, or simulation often requires an overall scene start and end time, with a time system used for display purposes, which is chosen according to the context in which the animation is used. | |||
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|param sid="currentS"||Specifies the current start time of the scene.||0||1|| | |||
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|param sid="currentE"||Specifies the current end time of the scene.||5||1|| | |||
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|param sid="fps"||Specifies the number of frames per second.||24||1|| | |||
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|param sid="sceneS"||Specifies the start time of the scene.||0||1|| | |||
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|param sid="sceneE"||Specifies the end time of the scene.||5||1|| | |||
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|param sid="timeSys"||Specifies the time system used to display times.||frames||1||filmcode, frames, seconds, smpte | |||
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| | |param sid="upAxis"||Specifies a scene-specific up-axis.||Y_UP||1|| | ||
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Revision as of 22:38, 17 August 2009
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<extra> <technique> <param> Elements
- Category: (core) Scene (See list of specification categories)
- Introduction: Describes a range of time for a scene and its time system.
Concepts
Working with animated sequences within the context of film, TV, or simulation often requires an overall scene start and end time, with a time system used for display purposes, which is chosen according to the context in which the animation is used.
Attributes Name Type Description Required? example xs:token A text string value that specifies blah. Yes
Related Elements Parent element(s) list_here Extra and/or Technique fill_in Child elements list_here Other list_here
Child Elements Name Description Default Occurrences Named values param sid="currentS" Specifies the current start time of the scene. 0 1 param sid="currentE" Specifies the current end time of the scene. 5 1 param sid="fps" Specifies the number of frames per second. 24 1 param sid="sceneS" Specifies the start time of the scene. 0 1 param sid="sceneE" Specifies the end time of the scene. 5 1 param sid="timeSys" Specifies the time system used to display times. frames 1 filmcode, frames, seconds, smpte param sid="upAxis" Specifies a scene-specific up-axis. Y_UP 1
Details
Examples
<library_visual_scenes> <visual_scene id="DefaultScene"> <extra> <technique profile="modo401"> <param sid="currentS" name="Scene_Current_Start_Time" type="float">0</param> <param sid="currentE" name="Scene_Current_End_Time" type="float">5</param> <param sid="fps" name="Scene_FPS" type="float">24</param> <param sid="sceneS" name="Scene_Start_Time" type="float">0</param> <param sid="sceneE" name="Scene_End_Time" type="float">5</param> <param sid="timeSys" name="Scene_Time_System" type="Name">frames</param> <param sid="upAxis" name="Scene_Up_Axis" type="Name">Y_UP</param> </technique> </extra> </visual_scene> </library_visual_scenes>