The actual playback rate of the animation after the playback rates of any parents are taken into account.
playbackRate of the parent sequence is 4 and the playbackRate of this clip is 5,
the compoundedPlaybackRate will be 4 * 5 = 20.The number of milliseconds the delay phase of the animation takes to complete.
The number of milliseconds the active phase of the animation takes to complete.
The rate of the animation's change over time.
<easing-function>, such as "linear", "ease-in", "step-end", "cubic-bezier(0.42, 0, 0.58, 1)", etc."bounce-in", "power-1-out", etc.)
that produce preset easing effects using linear functions.The number of milliseconds the endDelay phase of the animation takes to complete.
The base playback rate of the animation (ignoring any multipliers from a parent sequence/timeline).
1 means 100% (the typical playback rate), and 0.5 means 50% speed.playbackRate of the parent sequence is 4 and the playbackRate of this clip is 5,
the playbackRate property is still 5, but the clip would run at 4 * 5 = 20x speed.If true, the next clip in the same sequence will play at the same time as this clip.
If true, this clip will play at the same time as the previous clip in the same sequence.
The type of timescale the animation clip uses to measure the length of the animation.
"duration" indicates that the animation length follows a fixed amount of time."rate" indicates that the animation length depends on some variable change.
An object containing timing-related details about an animation. Returned by AnimClip.getTiming.
See
AnimClip.getTiming