frameTiming: Retrieve animations for a specific time period
In pmur002/animaker: Generating Animation Timelines
Description
Usage
Arguments
Value
Author(s)
Description
When creating a frame-based animation we need to know what animations
are due to be played at a given time. frameTiming subsets the
timing information created by an animation to only those that need to
be played at the current point in time.
This is mostly just a convenience function for use with
frameApply.
Usage
1
frameTiming(x, time = 0)
Arguments
x
An animation object.
time
The time to match animations for.
Value
A timing object.
Author(s)
Paul Murrell.
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Description Usage Arguments Value Author(s)
Description
When creating a frame-based animation we need to know what animations
are due to be played at a given time. frameTiming subsets the
timing information created by an animation to only those that need to
be played at the current point in time.
This is mostly just a convenience function for use with
frameApply.
Usage
1 | frameTiming(x, time = 0)
|
Arguments
x |
An animation object. |
time |
The time to match animations for. |
Value
A timing object.
Author(s)
Paul Murrell.
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