Class TimelineClip

Represents a clip on the timeline.

Inheritance

object

TimelineClip

Implements

ISerializationCallbackReceiver

Inherited Members

object.Equals(object)

object.Equals(object, object)

object.ReferenceEquals(object, object)

object.GetHashCode()

object.GetType()

object.MemberwiseClone()

Namespace: UnityEngine.Timeline

Assembly: solution.dll

Syntax

[Serializable]
public class TimelineClip : ISerializationCallbackReceiver

Fields

Name	Description
kDefaultClipCaps	The default capabilities for a clip
kDefaultClipDurationInSeconds	The default length of a clip in seconds.
kTimeScaleMax	The maximum timescale allowed on a clip
kTimeScaleMin	The minimum timescale allowed on a clip

Properties

Name	Description
animationClip	If this contains an animation asset, returns the animation clip attached. Otherwise returns null.
asset	The PlayableAsset attached to the clip.
blendInCurveMode	The mode for calculating the blend curve of the overlap at the start of the clip
blendInDuration	The amount of overlap in seconds on the start of a clip.
blendOutCurveMode	The mode for calculating the blend curve of the overlap at the end of the clip
blendOutDuration	The amount of overlap in seconds at the end of a clip.
clipAssetDuration	The length, in seconds, of the PlayableAsset attached to the clip.
clipCaps	Returns the capabilities supported by this clip.
clipIn	Local offset time of the clip.
curves	An animation clip containing animated properties of the attached PlayableAsset
displayName	The name displayed on the clip
duration	The length, in seconds, of the clip
easeInDuration	The ease in duration of the timeline clip in seconds. This only applies if the start of the clip is not overlapping.
easeOutDuration	The ease out duration of the timeline clip in seconds. This only applies if the end of the clip is not overlapping.
easeOutTime	The time in seconds that the ease out begins
eastOutTime	eastOutTime property is obsolete use easeOutTime property instead
end	The end time, in seconds of the clip
exposedParameters	exposedParameter is deprecated and will be removed in a future release
extrapolatedDuration	The length of the clip in seconds, including extrapolation.
extrapolatedStart	The start time of the clip, accounting for pre-extrapolation
hasBlendIn	Returns whether the clip is blending in
hasBlendOut	Returns whether the clip is blending out
hasCurves	Whether this clip contains animated properties for the attached PlayableAsset.
hasPostExtrapolation	Is the clip being extrapolated past its end time?
hasPreExtrapolation	Is the clip being extrapolated before its start time?
mixInCurve	The animation curve used for calculating weights during an ease in or a blend in.
mixInDuration	The amount of the clip blending or easing in, in seconds
mixInPercentage	The amount of the clip being used for ease or blend in as a percentage
mixOutCurve	The animation curve used for calculating weights during an ease out or a blend out.
mixOutDuration	The amount of the clip blending or easing out, in seconds
mixOutPercentage	The amount of the clip being used for ease or blend out as a percentage
mixOutTime	The time in seconds that an ease out or blend out starts
parentTrack	Returns the TrackAsset to which this clip is attached.
postExtrapolationMode	Returns whether the clip is being extrapolated past the end time.
preExtrapolationMode	Returns whether the clip is being extrapolated before the start time.
recordable	Returns whether this clip is recordable in editor
start	The start time, in seconds, of the clip
timeScale	A speed multiplier for the clip;
underlyingAsset	underlyingAsset property is obsolete. Use asset property instead

Methods

Name	Description
ConformEaseValues()	Use this method to adjust ease in and ease out values to avoid overlapping.
CreateCurves(string)	Creates an AnimationClip to store animated properties for the attached PlayableAsset.
EvaluateMixIn(double)	Given a time, returns the weight from the mix in
EvaluateMixOut(double)	Given a time, returns the weight from the mix out
GetParentTrack()	Get the TrackAsset to which this clip is attached.
IsExtrapolatedTime(double)	Given a time, returns whether it falls within the clip's extrapolation
IsPostExtrapolatedTime(double)	Given a time, returns whether it falls within the clip's post-extrapolation
IsPreExtrapolatedTime(double)	Given a time, returns whether it falls within the clip's pre-extrapolation
ToLocalTime(double)	Converts from global time to a clips local time.
ToLocalTimeUnbound(double)	Converts from global time to local time of the clip
ToString()	Outputs a more readable representation of the timeline clip as a string

Extension Methods

TimelineClipExtensions.MoveToTrack(TimelineClip, TrackAsset)

TimelineClipExtensions.TryMoveToTrack(TimelineClip, TrackAsset)