Hi there!
Is there any way to know if a frame is a keyframe?
I mean, how if I wanna get only the IPO curves values of those frames I inserted transformation info (i-key, “insert key”)?
Does anybody know?
in the ipo window, the white dots on the curves are keyframes.
this should probably be in the animation forum BTW.
I think I didn’t expressed very well: how to do it in a Python script?
Like:
scn = Blender.Scene.getCurrent()
context = scn.getRenderingContext()
Is there something like context.getKeyFrame() ?
I’m making a script to export animation.
Since my animation viewer does the interpolation between “states”, I just need the initial and final frames of the animation.
These frames can be identified by looking if they were inserted with that i-key function.
How to know it by scripting?
Found a solution. Thx.
Tsk, tsk… “And the solution is?”
(Remember the ones who will read this thread years from now…)
most of the script i saw was actually exporting a position at each frame.