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Use selectKeys when you need to work with specific key sets; Shogun Shogun Post allows single or multiple range selections. To select keys only within certain properties: Translation, or Rotation for example, use selectProperty to include/exclude them.
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| Name | Flag arguments | Argument type | Exclusive to | Comments |
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a | 0 | — | r, invert | Add keys in selected time ranges to current key selection |
r | 0 | — | a, invert | Remove keys in selected time ranges from current key selection |
invert | 0 | — | a, r, all | Inverts the selection from the currently selected keys to the unselected keys |
all | 0 | — | ranges | Select all keys of all selected properties. |
ranges | 0 | — | all | Select all keys on currently active properties that lie within the selected time ranges. |
primaryOnly | 0 | — | — | Selects keys on the primary Module only. |
Return value
void
Examples
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// In this example 3 objects are selected, then a range |
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// within the playRange, then a subset of the object's properties, |
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// finally selecting the range of keys falling within the |
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// indicated range on the indicated properties. |
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select LMWT LFWT LBWT; |
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selectRange 200 240; |
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selectProperty Translation; |
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selectKeys -ranges; |
Additional information
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