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film

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film

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Interface

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conforms to

zero/source-extract/v2

demo/film.module — "Mother Liquor" The single source of truth for the demo: the world's marks, its palette, its shot list, and the deterministic clock every stage ticks on. THE CLOCK

linear(x: number) → void

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xnumber

inOutQuad(x: number) → void

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xnumber

outQuad(x: number) → void

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xnumber

inQuad(x: number) → void

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xnumber

outCubic(x: number) → void

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xnumber

resolvePoint(v: any) → void

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vany

lerp3(a: { number }, b: { number }, u: number) → void

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a{ number }
b{ number }
unumber

anchor(v: any, u: number) → void

A shot anchor is one of: "markName" a fixed mark { x, y, z } a fixed world point { A, B } travel from A to B, each of the above { A, B, C, ... } travel along the polyline, evenly timed A straight two-point move between opposite sides of a subject passes THROUGH it; that is what the polyline form is for.

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vany
unumber

fovAt(v: any, u: number) → number

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vany
unumber

shotAt(t: number) → void

Which shot the film clock is inside, and how far through it.

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tnumber

cameraAt(t: number) → void

Where the camera stands, what it looks at and its vertical fov at film time t.

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tnumber

register(name: string, stage: any) → void

Join the film. Called from a stage module's top level.

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namestring
stageany

stages( ) → void

stage(name: string) → any

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namestring

reset( ) → void

start( ) → void

stop( ) → void

isRunning( ) → boolean

time( ) → number

frameNumber( ) → number

tick( ) → void

Advance exactly one film frame and drive every registered stage. Called once per RENDERED frame, from demo/director.component only.

buildAll(roots: { [string]: any }) → number

Build every registered stage once. Returns the number that built cleanly.

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roots{ [string]: any }

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backing path · demo/film.module

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