Pre-defined functions for controlling the behavior of a sequence when the current time exceeds the end time or moves before the start time of the sequence. When running a sequence, any of these can be applied to the
before or after properties of the parameters object passed into the run, begin, follow, or syncTo methods.Properties:
| Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
Bounce(bounceCount) |
function | The result of calling this function with a specified number of times to bounce is a function object that can be passed into setBefore or setAfter, or into one of the run methods as the value of the before or after property. It results in the sequence bouncing (that is, alternating directions to play forward and backward) the specified number of times when it reaches that time boundary. A bounceCount value of 0 is the same as using Concert.Repeating.None, 1 means add a single extra run-through in the reverse direction, and so on. |
Loop(loopbackCount) |
function | The result of calling this function with a specified number of times to loop is a function object that can be passed into setBefore or setAfter, or into one of the run methods as the value of the before or after property. It results in the sequence looping the specified number of times when it reaches that time boundary. A loopbackCount value of 0 is the same as using Concert.Repeating.None, 1 means play through twice (that is, loop back to the beginning 1 time), and so on. |
None |
function | This function should be passed directly into the setBefore or setAfter method or into one of the run methods as the value of the before or after property. It results in the sequence halting when it reaches that time boundary. |
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