void OnCurveModified(AnimationClip clip, EditorCurveBinding binding, AnimationUtility.CurveModifiedType type)
{
InspectorWindow.RepaintAllInspectors();
if (state == null || state.rebuildGraph)
{
return;
}
//Force refresh of curve when modified by another editor.
Repaint();
if (state.previewMode == false)
{
return;
}
bool hasPlayable = m_PlayableLookup.GetPlayableFromAnimClip(clip, out Playable playable);
// mark the timeline clip as dirty
TimelineClip timelineClip = m_PlayableLookup.GetTimelineClipFromCurves(clip);
if (timelineClip != null)
{
timelineClip.MarkDirty();
}
if (type == AnimationUtility.CurveModifiedType.CurveModified)
{
if (hasPlayable)
{
playable.SetAnimatedProperties(clip);
}
// updates the duration of the graph without rebuilding
AnimationUtility.SyncEditorCurves(clip); // deleted keys are not synced when this is sent out, so duration could be incorrect
state.UpdateRootPlayableDuration(state.editSequence.duration);
bool isRecording = TimelineRecording.IsRecordingAnimationTrack;
PlayableDirector masterDirector = TimelineEditor.masterDirector;
bool isGraphValid = masterDirector != null && masterDirector.playableGraph.IsValid();
// don't evaluate if this is caused by recording on an animation track, the extra evaluation can cause hiccups
// Prevent graphs to be resurrected by a changed clip.
if (!isRecording && isGraphValid)
{
state.Evaluate();
}
}
else if (EditorUtility.IsDirty(clip)) // curve added/removed, or clip added/removed
{
state.rebuildGraph |= timelineClip != null || hasPlayable;
}
}
void OnCurveModified(AnimationClip clip, EditorCurveBinding binding, AnimationUtility.CurveModifiedType type)
{
InspectorWindow.RepaintAllInspectors();
if (state == null || state.rebuildGraph)
{
return;
}
//Force refresh of curve when modified by another editor.
Repaint();
if (state.previewMode == false)
{
return;
}
if (type == AnimationUtility.CurveModifiedType.CurveModified)
{
Playable playable;
if (m_PlayableLookup.GetPlayableFromAnimClip(clip, out playable))
{
playable.SetAnimatedProperties(clip);
}
// mark the timeline clip as dirty
TimelineClip timelineClip = m_PlayableLookup.GetTimelineClipFromCurves(clip);
if (timelineClip != null)
{
timelineClip.MarkDirty();
}
// updates the duration of the graph without rebuilding
AnimationUtility.SyncEditorCurves(clip); // deleted keys are not synced when this is sent out, so duration could be incorrect
state.UpdateRootPlayableDuration(state.editSequence.duration);
// don't evaluate if this is caused by recording on an animation track, the extra evaluation can cause hiccups
if (!TimelineRecording.IsRecordingAnimationTrack)
{
state.Evaluate();
}
}
else // curve added/removed, or clip added/removed
{
state.rebuildGraph = true;
}
}
