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The FlyingFader will accept keyboard values and fade to them over 1.5
The FlyingFader will accept keyboard values and fade to them over 1.5
seconds. Combinations of control and alt change that speed. RMB
also creates a fade and LMB will cancel them. Colors are pretty
and informative. Fades can be created manually with the newfade()
function.
author | dmcc |
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date | Sun, 07 Jul 2002 05:13:12 +0000 |
parents | 45b12307c695 |
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from Timeline import * from Submaster import Submasters, sub_maxes class Show: def __init__(self, timelines, submasters): self.timelines = dict([(timeline.name, timeline) for timeline in timelines]) self.submasters = submasters self.current_timeline = None self.current_time = 0 def calc_active_submaster(self): "get levels from the current timeline at the current time" if not (self.current_timeline or self.current_time): return {} tl = self.current_timeline tl.set_time(self.current_time) levels = tl.get_levels() scaledsubs = [self.submasters.get_sub_by_name(sub) * level \ for sub, level in levels.items()] maxes = sub_maxes(*scaledsubs) return maxes def set_timeline(self, name): "select a timeline" self.current_timeline = self.timelines.get(name) if not self.current_timeline: print "Show: '%s' is not the name of a timeline." % name else: self.set_time(0) def set_time(self, time): "set time of current timeline" self.current_time = time if not self.current_timeline: return self.current_timeline.set_time(time) def get_timelines(self): "Get names of all timelines" return self.timelines.keys() # this is the default blender linear = LinearBlender() def T(time, level, **kw): """This used to be a synonym for TimedEvent: T = TimedEvent It now acts in a similar way, except that it will fill in a default blender if you don't. The default blender is a LinearBlender. It also sets frame to MISSING so the track can fill it in.""" if 'blender' not in kw: global linear kw['blender'] = linear return TimedEvent(time, level=level, frame=MISSING, **kw) def translate_tracks_from_file(timelinename): try: f = open('timelines/' + timelinename) except IOError: return [] events = {} current_sub = None current_time = None lines = f.readlines() alltext = ' '.join(lines) for token in alltext.split(): # print 't', token if token.endswith(':'): # print 'sub' current_sub = token[:-1] current_time = None else: if not current_sub: raise "invalid file format", line if current_time is not None: # we now have a level # print 'level' try: level = float(token) except: print "bad level token", token level = 0 # time to write events.setdefault(current_sub, []) events[current_sub].append((current_time, level)) current_time = None else: # print 'time' try: current_time = float(token) except ValueError: print "bad time token", token current_time = 0 tracks = [] for sub, timelevels in events.items(): tracks.append(TimelineTrack(sub, default_frame=sub, *[T(time, level) for time, level in timelevels])) return tracks