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findGap
findGap
Description
This command identifies the next gap found in any of the selected modules.
findGap is useful for quickly identifying gaps in a marker or group of markers. Gaps of one or two frames can be very difficult to detect manually and will introduce problems when the data is applied toward a skeletal solution, or imported into another animation package.
The next marker found using this command becomes the primary-selected object.
Functional area
Data retrieval
Command syntax
Syntax
findGap [-selectGapRange integer integer] [-b] [-frameGraph] [-firstFrame] [-any] [-ranges] [-primaryOnly] [-noFeedback] [-rot] [-noLoop] |
Arguments
None
Flags
Name | Flag arguments | Argument type | Exclusive to | Comments |
---|---|---|---|---|
selectGapRange | 2 | integer | — | Selects the time range (including leading and trailing frames expressed as integers) of the gap when a gap is found. |
b | 0 | — | — | Searches for gaps backward in time. |
frameGraph | 0 | — | — | Frames the gap in a third the width of the graphView |
firstFrame | 0 | — | — | Goes to the first frame of the gap, in the direction that it is searching |
any | 0 | — | — | Query channels independently. With this option Shogun Post will find gaps on independent channels. E.g. Translation X only. Default is to only find gaps if there are gaps on all three channels. |
ranges | 0 | — | — | Will search selected time ranges, instead of play range |
primaryOnly | 0 | — | — | Causes it to only search for a gap on the primary selected node. |
noFeedback | 0 | — | — | Prevents command from printing to the command log. |
rot | 0 | — | — | Find gaps on rotations channels |
noLoop | 0 | — | — | — |
Return value
integer array
Examples
findGap -b -select 5 3; selectKeys -ranges; // This example selects the time range of the gap immediately // preceding the current frame, 5 frames before the gap, and // 3 frames after the gap will be added to the time range. // Then, all of the keys within the selected time range will also // be selected. // Print the gap range of selected Marker // //select a Marker int $i[] = `findGap`; print $i[0] ; print $i[1] ;
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