Getting the keyframes of a sub-channel

[ruimac Active Forum user Find all posts View Profile Close ruimac]

I imported a geometry that comes from a 3D application. It has Position and Rotation keyframes, but they are sub-channels of the Position and Rotation channels.
I mean, for example, I have the Position channel and, below it, I have X, Y and Z channels.
How can I access the X, Y and Z channels independently?
I can only seem to get access to the Position channel using:

chn = this.FindChannelOfObject("Position")

And, when I try to get the number of keyframes with:

chn.KeyframeCount

I get 0 (zero).

[ruimac Active Forum user Find all posts View Profile Close ruimac]

I realized that the X, Y and Z keyframes are the Position and Rotation channels splitted.
Is there any way to access the splitted components?

[Lars Henriksen Active Forum user Find all posts View Profile Close Lars Henriksen]

did you try something like

dim cContainer as Container
cContainer = this
dim vPos as Vertex
vPos = cContainer.Position.xyz
dim vRot as Vertex
vRot = cContainer.Rotation.xyz
'if you need the individual axis' you can use e.g. cContainer.Position.x

[ruimac Active Forum user Find all posts View Profile Close ruimac]

did you try something like

dim cContainer as Container
cContainer = this
dim vPos as Vertex
vPos = cContainer.Position.xyz
dim vRot as Vertex
vRot = cContainer.Rotation.xyz
'if you need the individual axis' you can use e.g. cContainer.Position.x

I need to access the coordinates of the container for each frame.
I have a geometry that I import and it includes a keyframe for each frame, but they are splitted.
So, I need to access through code, the number of keyframes and the value of each keyframe. And I don't seem to be able to do that.

[Lars Henriksen Active Forum user Find all posts View Profile Close Lars Henriksen]

Have a look at this archive. All files here should help you. This was a C4D camera export and import to Viz. I didnt do it, Rob Chen from Promotheus did and this was a nugget I saved. Hope it can guide you a bit on the scripting side. https://www.dropbox.com/s/cr9feykmf2...theus.zip?dl=0

[ruimac Active Forum user Find all posts View Profile Close ruimac]

Have a look at this archive. All files here should help you. This was a C4D camera export and import to Viz. I didnt do it, Rob Chen from Promotheus did and this was a nugget I saved. Hope it can guide you a bit on the scripting side. https://www.dropbox.com/s/cr9feykmf2...theus.zip?dl=0

This is amazing. It has came "full circle". The c4d scripts that are in that link use a node created by me, that the author asked me to send it, some years ago.
However, the programming language used was discontinued... so I will update it. Thank you. I will look into it.

[Lars Henriksen Active Forum user Find all posts View Profile Close Lars Henriksen]

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