KeyframeAnimation element
- Last UpdatedDec 06, 2023
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When the exported object features one or more keyframe animations, these are included into the .mwx structure right after the <Mesh> element, as in the example below.
Code example
This is a code example of included keyframes.
[...]
</Mesh>
<KeyframeAnimation name="file_name|itemName" version="1">
<keysFile value="file_name\file_name_itemName.anmk"/>
</KeyframeAnimation>
[...]
As explained with the geometry, the Prefer XML Text will include the animation data directly inside the .mwx instead of linking and referring to an .anmk file
Code example
This is a code example in which the exported animation modifies only the mesh scale property.
[...]
</Mesh>
<KeyframeAnimation name="file_name|itemName" version="1">
<defaultPositionKey time="0.0" value="0.0 -0.0 0.0"/>
<defaultRotationKey time="0.0" value="-0.0 -0.0 -0.0 1.0"/>
<defaultScaleKey time="0.0" value="0.243665 2.516983 0.274933"/>
<scaleKeys length="0.1">
<key time="0.0" value="0.243665 2.516983 0.274933"/>
<key time="0.033333" value="0.245137 2.513721 0.276214"/>
<key time="0.066667" value="0.247177 2.5092 0.27799"/>
<key time="0.1" value="0.249774 2.503445 0.280251"/>
</scaleKeys>
</KeyframeAnimation>
[...]