The selectTails command selects a fixed number of keys surrounding a gap.
You may select values representing the number of keys to be selected independently for leading and trailing portions.
If only one value is chosen at execution of the command, that value is considered to be a leading keys value, no trailing keys will be selected.
Data manipulators
selectTails leadingTrim trailingTrim |
Name | Type | Required | Comments |
---|---|---|---|
leadingTrim | int | Yes | Lead keys: indicates the number of keys to be selected at the leading edge of a gap |
trailingTrim | int | Yes | Trailing keys: indicates the number of keys to be selected following the gap |
None
void
select LFWT LMWT LBWT;
findGap;
selectTails 2 5;
// This sequence moves the time bar cursor to the next gap it finds
// in the timeline among the selected markers, LFWT, LMWT, and LBWT.
// The selectTails command selects 2 frames before the gap, and
// 5 frames following the gap.