`unreal.TestMovieSceneSubSection`¶

class unreal.TestMovieSceneSubSection(outer=None, name='None')¶

Test Movie Scene Sub Section

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Editor Properties: (see get_editor_property/set_editor_property)

actor_to_record (Actor): [Read-Write] Target actor to record
easing (MovieSceneEasingSettings): [Read-Write] Easing
eval_options (MovieSceneSectionEvalOptions): [Read-Write] Eval Options
is_active (bool): [Read-Write] Toggle whether this section is active/inactive
is_locked (bool): [Read-Write] Toggle whether this section is locked/unlocked
network_mask (uint8): [Read-Write] Network Mask
parameters (MovieSceneSectionParameters): [Read-Write] Parameters
post_roll_frames (FrameNumber): [Read-Write] The amount of time to continue ‘postrolling’ this section for after evaluation has ended.
pre_roll_frames (FrameNumber): [Read-Write] The amount of time to prepare this section for evaluation before it actually starts.
section_range (MovieSceneFrameRange): [Read-Write] The range in which this section is active
sub_sequence (MovieSceneSequence): [Read-Write] Movie scene being played by this section. todo: Sequencer: Should this be lazy loaded?
target_path_to_record_to (DirectoryPath): [Read-Write] Target path of sequence to record to
target_sequence_name (str): [Read-Write] Target name of sequence to try to record to (will record automatically to another if this already exists)
timecode_source (MovieSceneTimecodeSource): [Read-Write] The timecode at which this movie scene section is based (ie. when it was recorded)

unreal.TestMovieSceneSubSection¶