Note: Instead of calling this constructor directly you should instantiate an AnimationAction with AnimationMixer.clipAction since this method provides caching for better performance.
The AnimationMixer that is controlled by this action.
The AnimationClip that holds the animation data for this action.
The root object on which this action is performed.
If clampWhenFinished is set to true the animation will automatically be .paused on its last frame. If clampWhenFinished is set to false, .enabled will automatically be switched to false when the last loop of the action has finished, so that this action has no further impact. Default is false. Note: clampWhenFinished has no impact if the action is interrupted (it has only an effect if its last loop has really finished).
Setting enabled to false disables this action, so that it has no impact. Default is true. When the action is re-enabled, the animation continues from its current .time (setting enabled to false doesn't reset the action). Note: Setting enabled to true doesn’t automatically restart the animation. Setting enabled to true will only restart the animation immediately if the following condition is fulfilled: .paused is false, this action has not been deactivated in the meantime (by executing a .stop or .reset command), and neither .weight nor .timeScale is 0.
The looping mode (can be changed with .setLoop). Default is THREE.LoopRepeat (with an infinite number of .repetitions) Must be one of these constants: THREE.LoopOnce - playing the clip once, THREE.LoopRepeat - playing the clip with the chosen number of repetitions, each time jumping from the end of the clip directly to its beginning, THREE.LoopPingPong - playing the clip with the chosen number of repetitions, alternately playing forward and backward.
Setting paused to true pauses the execution of the action by setting the effective time scale to 0. Default is false.
The number of repetitions of the performed AnimationClip over the course of this action. Can be set via .setLoop. Default is Infinity. Setting this number has no effect, if the .loop is set to THREE.LoopOnce.
The local time of this action (in seconds, starting with 0). The value gets clamped or wrapped to 0...clip.duration (according to the loop state). It can be scaled relatively to the global mixer time by changing .timeScale (using .setEffectiveTimeScale or .setDuration).
Scaling factor for the .time. A value of 0 causes the animation to pause. Negative values cause the animation to play backwards. Default is 1. Properties/methods concerning timeScale (respectively time) are: .getEffectiveTimeScale, .halt, .paused, .setDuration, .setEffectiveTimeScale, .stopWarping, .syncWith, .warp.
The degree of influence of this action (in the interval [0, 1]). Values between 0 (no impact) and 1 (full impact) can be used to blend between several actions. Default is 1. Properties/methods concerning weight are: .crossFadeFrom, .crossFadeTo, .enabled, .fadeIn, .fadeOut, .getEffectiveWeight, .setEffectiveWeight, .stopFading.
Enables smooth interpolation without separate clips for start, loop and end. Default is true.
Enables smooth interpolation without separate clips for start, loop and end. Default is true.
Causes this action to .fadeIn, fading out another action simultaneously, within the passed time interval. This method can be chained. If warpBoolean is true, additional .warp (gradually changes of the time scales) will be applied. Note: Like with fadeIn / fadeOut, the fading starts/ends with a weight of 1.
Causes this action to .fadeOut, fading in another action simultaneously, within the passed time interval. This method can be chained. If warpBoolean is true, additional .warp (gradually changes of the time scales) will be applied. Note: Like with fadeIn / fadeOut, the fading starts/ends with a weight of 1.
Increases the .weight of this action gradually from 0 to 1, within the passed time interval. This method can be chained.
Decreases the .weight of this action gradually from 1 to 0, within the passed time interval. This method can be chained.
Returns the clip which holds the animation data for this action.
Returns the effective time scale (considering the current states of warping and .paused).
Returns the effective weight (considering the current states of fading and .enabled).
Returns the mixer which is responsible for playing this action.
Decelerates this animation's speed to 0 by decreasing .timeScale gradually (starting from its current value), within the passed time interval. This method can be chained.
In addition to being activated in the mixer (see .isScheduled) the following conditions must be fulfilled: .paused is equal to false, .enabled is equal to true, .timeScale is different from 0, and there is no scheduling for a delayed start (.startAt). Note: isRunning being true doesn’t necessarily mean that the animation can actually be seen. This is only the case, if .weight is additionally set to a non-zero value.
Returns true if the action’s .time is currently running.
Note: This doesn’t necessarily mean that the animation is actually running (compare the additional conditions for .isRunning).
Returns true, if this action is activated in the mixer.
Tells the mixer to activate the action. This method can be chained. Note: Activating this action doesn’t necessarily mean that the animation starts immediately: If the action had already finished before (by reaching the end of its last loop), or if a time for a delayed start has been set (via .startAt), a .reset must be executed first. Some other settings (.paused=true, .enabled=false, .weight=0, .timeScale=0) can prevent the animation from playing, too.
Resets the action. This method can be chained. This method sets .paused to false, .enabled to true, .time to 0, interrupts any scheduled fading and warping, and removes the internal loop count and scheduling for delayed starting. Note: .reset is always called by .stop, but .reset doesn’t call .stop itself. This means: If you want both, resetting and stopping, don’t call .reset; call .stop instead.
Sets the duration for a single loop of this action (by adjusting .timeScale and stopping any scheduled warping). This method can be chained.
Sets the .timeScale and stops any scheduled warping. This method can be chained. If .paused is false, the effective time scale (an internal property) will also be set to this value; otherwise the effective time scale (directly affecting the animation at this moment) will be set to 0. Note: .paused will not be switched to true automatically, if .timeScale is set to 0 by this method.
Sets the .weight and stops any scheduled fading. This method can be chained. If .enabled is true, the effective weight (an internal property) will also be set to this value; otherwise the effective weight (directly affecting the animation at this moment) will be set to 0. Note: .enabled will not be switched to false automatically, if .weight is set to 0 by this method.
Sets the .loop and the number of .repetitions. This method can be chained.
Defines the time for a delayed start (usually passed as AnimationMixer.time + deltaTimeInSeconds). This method can be chained. Note: The animation will only start at the given time, if .startAt is chained with .play, or if the action has already been activated in the mixer (by a previous call of .play, without stopping or resetting it in the meantime).
Tells the mixer to deactivate this action. This method can be chained. The action will be immediately stopped and completely .reset. Note: You can stop all active actions on the same mixer in one go via mixer.stopAllAction.
Stops any scheduled .fadeIn which is applied to this action. This method can be chained.
Stops any scheduled .warp which is applied to this action. This method can be chained.
Synchronizes this action with the passed other action. This method can be chained. Synchronizing is done by setting this action’s .time and .timeScale values to the corresponding values of the other action (stopping any scheduled warping). Note: Future changes of the other action's time and timeScale will not be detected.
Changes the playback speed, within the passed time interval, by modifying .timeScale gradually from startTimeScale to endTimeScale. This method can be chained.
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AnimationActions schedule the performance of the animations which are stored in AnimationClips. Note: Most of AnimationAction's methods can be chained. For an overview of the different elements of the three.js animation system see the "Animation System" article in the "Next Steps" section of the manual.
There are two events indicating when a single loop of the action respectively the entire action has finished. You can react to them with: mixer.addEventListener( 'loop', function( e ) { …} ); // properties of e: type, action and loopDelta mixer.addEventListener( 'finished', function( e ) { …} ); // properties of e: type, action and direction