Selects a subset, or several subsets, of the current playRange. No arguments deselects all time.
Use the selectRange commands to control your time range selections with a high degree of flexibility.
The -keys
option may be used to make range selections based upon currently selected keys.
The -setIn
and -setOut
commands enable you to work in the Perspective view and make range selections without having to open the Graph view, or declare frames with numeric arguments.
Selection
selectRange startTime endTime[-all] [-a] [-r] [-invert] [-keys] [-setIn] [-setOut] |
Name | Type | Required | Comments |
---|---|---|---|
endTime | integer | no | The last frame of the range to select. |
beginTime | integer | no | The first frame of the range to select. |
Name | Flag arguments | Argument type | Exclusive to | Comments |
---|---|---|---|---|
all | 0 | — | a, r, invert, keys, setIn, setOut | Select all time |
a | 0 | — | all, r, invert, setIn, setOut | Add to current time selection |
r | 0 | — | all, a, invert, setIn, setOut | Remove from current time selection |
invert | 0 | — | all, a, r, keys, setIn, setOut | Invert current time selection |
keys | 0 | — | all, invert, setIn, setOut | Select time ranges of all currently selected keys on selected modules. |
setIn | 0 | — | all, a, r, invert, keys, setOut | Sets the current frame as one end of a range. Should be followed by a -setOut |
setOut | 0 | — | all, a, r, invert, keys, setIn | Sets the current frame as the other end of a range. Follows a -setIn. |
void
// Select a range of the playRange beginning at frame // 240 and ending at 285; selectRange 240 285; |