Hi,

I need a function to find leaps/jumps in a curve and change those keys to constant. I’m thinking of comparing key by key with the previous 5-10 keys and if I find a relatively large leap in values, the previous key is set to constant.

Sounds like the right way? Anyone done something similar?

/Claes

Is the automatic interpolation not doing what you want?

~Kristine

KRISTINE MIDDLEMISS | SENIOR DEVELOPER CONSULTANT
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"Automatic interpolation”?

The function is need for a camera switcher. I don’t want any interpolation where there’s a camera switch.

I have done a version of what i described above, and it works pretty good :)

Sorry, I was confusing ‘automatic’ isn’t the right term, I just meant it should interpolate between key gaps. but I didn’t realize you were using the camera switcher.

Glad to hear you have it working!

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Why not query the switcher’s index channel to find out where the jumps occur?

_mg_ 16 September 2009 10:58 AM

Why not query the switcher’s index channel to find out where the jumps occur?

That’s a good idea! (I’d rather call you smart than me stupid ;) )