Timeline (Nu) | Nu

Timeline Type

Namespace: Spine
Assembly: Nu.Spine.dll
Base Type: obj

The base class for all timelines.

Constructors

Constructor	Description
`Timeline(frameCount, propertyIds)` Full Usage: `Timeline(frameCount, propertyIds)` Parameters: frameCount : `int` propertyIds : `string[]` - Unique identifiers for the properties the timeline modifies.	frameCount : `int` propertyIds : `string[]` Unique identifiers for the properties the timeline modifies.

Instance members

Instance member	Description
`this.Apply` Full Usage: `this.Apply` Parameters: skeleton : `Skeleton` - The skeleton the timeline is being applied to. This provides access to the bones, slots, and other skeleton components the timeline may change. lastTime : `float32` - The time this timeline was last applied. Timelines such as EventTimeline trigger only at specific times rather than every frame. In that case, the timeline triggers everything between `lastTime` (exclusive) and `time` (inclusive). Pass -1 the first time an animation is applied to ensure frame 0 is triggered. time : `float32` - The time in seconds that the skeleton is being posed for. Most timelines find the frame before and the frame after this time and interpolate between the frame values.If beyond the last frame, the last frame will be applied. events : `ExposedList<Event>` - If any events are fired, they are added to this list. Can be null to ignore fired events or if the timeline does not fire events. alpha : `float32` - 0 applies the current or setup value (depending on `blend`). 1 applies the timeline value. Between 0 and 1 applies a value between the current or setup value and the timeline value.By adjusting `alpha` over time, an animation can be mixed in or out. `alpha` can also be useful to apply animations on top of each other (layering). blend : `MixBlend` - Controls how mixing is applied when `alpha` < 1. direction : `MixDirection` - Indicates whether the timeline is mixing in or out. Used by timelines which perform instant transitions, such as DrawOrderTimeline or AttachmentTimeline, and other such as ScaleTimeline. Modifiers: abstract	Applies this timeline to the skeleton. skeleton : `Skeleton` The skeleton the timeline is being applied to. This provides access to the bones, slots, and other skeleton components the timeline may change. lastTime : `float32` The time this timeline was last applied. Timelines such as EventTimeline trigger only at specific times rather than every frame. In that case, the timeline triggers everything between `lastTime` (exclusive) and `time` (inclusive). Pass -1 the first time an animation is applied to ensure frame 0 is triggered. time : `float32` The time in seconds that the skeleton is being posed for. Most timelines find the frame before and the frame after this time and interpolate between the frame values.If beyond the last frame, the last frame will be applied. events : `ExposedList<Event>` If any events are fired, they are added to this list. Can be null to ignore fired events or if the timeline does not fire events. alpha : `float32` 0 applies the current or setup value (depending on `blend`). 1 applies the timeline value. Between 0 and 1 applies a value between the current or setup value and the timeline value.By adjusting `alpha` over time, an animation can be mixed in or out. `alpha` can also be useful to apply animations on top of each other (layering). blend : `MixBlend` Controls how mixing is applied when `alpha` < 1. direction : `MixDirection` Indicates whether the timeline is mixing in or out. Used by timelines which perform instant transitions, such as DrawOrderTimeline or AttachmentTimeline, and other such as ScaleTimeline.
`this.Duration` Full Usage: `this.Duration` Returns: `float32`	Returns: `float32`
`this.FrameCount` Full Usage: `this.FrameCount` Returns: `int` Modifiers: abstract	The number of frames for this timeline. Returns: `int`
`this.FrameEntries` Full Usage: `this.FrameEntries` Returns: `int` Modifiers: abstract	The number of entries stored per frame. Returns: `int`
`this.Frames` Full Usage: `this.Frames` Returns: `float32[]`	The time in seconds and any other values for each frame. Returns: `float32[]`
`this.PropertyIds` Full Usage: `this.PropertyIds` Returns: `string[]`	Uniquely encodes both the type of this timeline and the skeleton properties that it affects. Returns: `string[]`