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Aggregate keyframed curves in a parameter group by summing them for unified animations and transitions.
The KfPGroupSum
node is designed to aggregate multiple keyframed curves within a parameter group by summing them together. This node is particularly useful when you need to combine the effects of several curves into a single, unified curve. By summing the curves, you can create complex animations or parameter transitions that are influenced by multiple sources. This node simplifies the process of combining curves, making it easier to manage and manipulate multiple keyframed parameters in your projects.
The parameter_group
input is a collection of keyframed curves that you want to sum together. This parameter is mandatory and must be provided for the node to function. The parameter_group
allows you to input a set of curves that will be processed and combined into a single curve. This input is crucial for defining the curves that will be aggregated, and it ensures that the node has the necessary data to perform the summation.
The output of the KfPGroupSum
node is a single KEYFRAMED_CURVE
that represents the sum of all the curves within the provided parameter group. This output curve encapsulates the combined effect of all the input curves, providing a unified representation that can be used in further processing or animation tasks. The resulting curve is useful for creating complex animations or transitions that are influenced by multiple keyframed parameters.
parameter_group
are properly labeled and organized to avoid confusion when summing them.KeyError: 'parameter_group'
parameter_group
input is not provided or is incorrectly specified.parameter_group
input and that it contains the necessary keyframed curves.TypeError: unsupported operand type(s) for +: 'Curve' and 'Curve'
parameter_group
are not compatible for summation.parameter_group
are of the correct type and can be summed together. Ensure that they are instances of the Curve
class.AttributeError: 'NoneType' object has no attribute 'parameters'
parameter_group
input is None
or does not have the expected structure.parameter_group
input is correctly initialized and contains the necessary parameters. Ensure that it is not None
and has the parameters
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