Keyframe Clip

Overview

Stores a user-facing animation clip and can bridge RecordedLayer inputs into clip form

Inputs and Outputs

Input Ports

• Path Path: Source path manipulated directly in the clip editor
• Image Image: Source image manipulated directly in the clip editor
• Layer RecordedLayer: Optional input that bridges an existing RecordedLayer into a clip
• Time Float: Time at which to evaluate the current clip value

Output Ports

• Clip AnimationClip: AnimationClip document
• Layer RecordedLayer: Bridge output that views the same clip as a RecordedLayer
• Value Map: Current value evaluated at the specified time
• Summary Text: Short summary containing the track count and key count
• Spritesheet SpriteSheet: SpriteSheet document built from the editor frame-duration and column settings when an image source is connected
• Frame Count Int: Total frame count used for spritesheet export
• FPS Int: Approximate FPS derived from seconds per frame
• Columns Int: Column count actually used for spritesheet layout
• Rows Int: Row count actually used for spritesheet layout
• Frame Width Int: Width of one frame
• Frame Height Int: Height of one frame
• Fill Order Text: row_major or column_major .

Key Parameters

When to Use

Use Keyframe Clip when you need this operation to remain explicit, reusable, and easy to tune inside a PixPipeline node graph.

Notes

Connect compatible data types and preview the result while tuning this node. Parameter names and port names follow the PixPipeline UI.