KeyFrame Method

Path Control

Specifies x- and y-coordinates along the path, and a time to reach each point. The first point defines the path's starting point. This method can be used or modified only when the path is stopped.

Syntax

HTML <PARAM NAME="KeyFrame" VALUE="npoints, [ x1, y1, ..., xN, yN ], [ time2, ..., timeN]">

Scripting KeyFrameArray=Array( x1, y1, ..., xN, yN )
TimeFrameArray=Array( time2 , ..., timeN )
pathObj.KeyFrame( npoints, KeyFrameArray , TimeFrameArray )

HTML	<PARAM NAME="KeyFrame" VALUE="npoints, [ x1, y1, ..., xN, yN ], [ time2, ..., timeN]">
Scripting	KeyFrameArray=Array( x1, y1, ..., xN, yN ) TimeFrameArray=Array( time2 , ..., timeN ) pathObj.KeyFrame( npoints, KeyFrameArray , TimeFrameArray )

Parameters

npoints
Number of points to be used to define the path.
x1, y1,..., xN, yN
Set of x- and y- coordinates that identify the points along the path.
time2,..., timeN
Respective times that the path takes to reach each of the respective points from the previous point.
KeyFrameArray
Array that contains the x- and y-coordinate definitions (script only).
TimeFrameArray
Array that contains the time values between the points that define the path, starting at the x1 and y1 point through xN and yN points (the last set of points in the path). The path begins at point x1 and y1 with a time value of 0. Script only.

Remarks

The Duration property is ignored when this method is invoked.

Example

Right-click inside the frame and select View Source to see the HTML code for the KeyFrame method example.