unreal.TakeRecorderProjectParameters
¶
- class unreal.TakeRecorderProjectParameters(root_take_save_dir=[''], take_save_dir='', default_slate='', start_at_current_timecode=True, record_timecode=False, record_sources_into_sub_sequences=False, record_to_possessable=False, show_notifications=True)¶
Bases:
unreal.StructBase
Take Recorder Project Parameters
C++ Source:
Plugin: Takes
Module: TakeRecorder
File: TakeRecorderParameters.h
Editor Properties: (see get_editor_property/set_editor_property)
default_slate
(str): [Read-Write] The default name to use for the Slate informationdefault_tracks
(Array(TakeRecorderTrackSettings)): [Read-Write] List of property names for which movie scene tracks will always record.record_sources_into_sub_sequences
(bool): [Read-Write] If enabled, each Source will be recorded into a separate Sequence and embedded in the Master Sequence will link to them via Subscenes track. If disabled, all Sources will be recorded into the Master Sequence, and you will not be able to swap between various takes of specific source using the Sequencer Take ui. This can still be done via copying and pasting between sequences if needed.record_timecode
(bool): [Read-Write] If enabled, timecode will be recorded into each actor trackrecord_to_possessable
(bool): [Read-Write] * If enabled, all recorded actors will be recorded to possessable object bindings in Sequencer. If disabled, all recorded actors will be * recorded to spawnable object bindings in Sequencer. This can be overridden per actor source.root_take_save_dir
(DirectoryPath): [Read-Write] The root of the directory in which to save recorded takes.show_notifications
(bool): [Read-Write] Whether to show notification windows or not when recordingstart_at_current_timecode
(bool): [Read-Write] If enabled, track sections will start at the current timecode. Otherwise, 0.take_save_dir
(str): [Read-Write] The name of the directory in which to save recorded takes. Supports any of the following format specifiers that will be substituted when a take is recorded: {day} - The day of the timestamp for the start of the recording. {month} - The month of the timestamp for the start of the recording. {year} - The year of the timestamp for the start of the recording. {hour} - The hour of the timestamp for the start of the recording. {minute} - The minute of the timestamp for the start of the recording. {second} - The second of the timestamp for the start of the recording. {take} - The take number. {slate} - The slate string.
- property record_sources_into_sub_sequences¶
[Read-Write] If enabled, each Source will be recorded into a separate Sequence and embedded in the Master Sequence will link to them via Subscenes track. If disabled, all Sources will be recorded into the Master Sequence, and you will not be able to swap between various takes of specific source using the Sequencer Take ui. This can still be done via copying and pasting between sequences if needed.
- Type
(bool)
- property record_timecode¶
[Read-Write] If enabled, timecode will be recorded into each actor track
- Type
(bool)
- property record_to_possessable¶
[Read-Write] * If enabled, all recorded actors will be recorded to possessable object bindings in Sequencer. If disabled, all recorded actors will be * recorded to spawnable object bindings in Sequencer. This can be overridden per actor source.
- Type
(bool)
- property root_take_save_dir¶
[Read-Write] The root of the directory in which to save recorded takes.
- Type
- property show_notifications¶
[Read-Write] Whether to show notification windows or not when recording
- Type
(bool)
- property start_at_current_timecode¶
[Read-Write] If enabled, track sections will start at the current timecode. Otherwise, 0.
- Type
(bool)
- property take_save_dir¶
[Read-Write] The name of the directory in which to save recorded takes. Supports any of the following format specifiers that will be substituted when a take is recorded: {day} - The day of the timestamp for the start of the recording. {month} - The month of the timestamp for the start of the recording. {year} - The year of the timestamp for the start of the recording. {hour} - The hour of the timestamp for the start of the recording. {minute} - The minute of the timestamp for the start of the recording. {second} - The second of the timestamp for the start of the recording. {take} - The take number. {slate} - The slate string.
- Type
(str)