unreal.IKRetargetCurveRemapOpSettings¶
- class unreal.IKRetargetCurveRemapOpSettings(copy_all_source_curves: bool = False, remap_curves: bool = False, curves_to_remap: None = [])¶
Bases:
IKRetargetOpSettingsBaseIKRetarget Curve Remap Op Settings
C++ Source:
Plugin: IKRig
Module: IKRig
File: CurveRemapOp.h
Editor Properties: (see get_editor_property/set_editor_property)
copy_all_source_curves(bool): [Read-Write] Whether to copy all curves over to the target animation instance NOTE: This setting also applies when exporting retargeted animations. True: all source curves are copied to the target animation instance/asset False: only remapped curves are copied on the target animation instance/assetcurves_to_remap(Array[CurveRemapPair]): [Read-Write] Add pairs of Source/Target curve names to remap. While retargeting, the animation from the source curves will be redirected to the curves on the target skeletal meshes. Can be used to drive, blendshapes or other downstream systems. NOTE: By default the IK Retargeter will automatically copy all equivalently named curves from the source to the target. Remapping is only necessary when the target curve name(s) are different.remap_curves(bool): [Read-Write] Toggle curve remapping on/off
- property copy_all_source_curves: bool¶
[Read-Write] Whether to copy all curves over to the target animation instance NOTE: This setting also applies when exporting retargeted animations. True: all source curves are copied to the target animation instance/asset False: only remapped curves are copied on the target animation instance/asset
- Type:
(bool)
- property curves_to_remap: None¶
[Read-Write] Add pairs of Source/Target curve names to remap. While retargeting, the animation from the source curves will be redirected to the curves on the target skeletal meshes. Can be used to drive, blendshapes or other downstream systems. NOTE: By default the IK Retargeter will automatically copy all equivalently named curves from the source to the target. Remapping is only necessary when the target curve name(s) are different.
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