The methods listed below reflect the features of releases prior to 3ds Max 5.
TrackView was completely rewritten in 3ds Max 5.
For access to the new features, please look under Interface: trackviews
Returns a boolean value indicating if the specified trackview is open.
Returns a boolean value indicating if the trackview is the last one used or not.
Sets the specified trackview to be the current one. Returns true if successful.
Read only property that returns the interface for the currently used trackview. Returns undefined if the trackview is closed.
Read only property that returns the name of the current trackview.
Opens the current trackview if it has been closed.
Deletes the specified trackview.
You can now close a trackview based on it's index or name.
You can now open a trackview based on it's index or name.
This method will get a trackview based on it’s index or name.
Returns the number of trackviews.
Returns the name of the trackview window based on the index.
Sets the name of the trackview window
Gets the number of tracks currently displayed in trackview
Gets the number of selected tracks
Tests to see if all selected tracks are of the same type
Invokes the assign controller dialog if canAssignController()
Assigns the controller to the selected tracks if canAssignController() is true and the controller is the appropriate type
Sets the ShowControllerType property
Zooms to the selected object's track
Zooms to the track defined by the parent and the subNum
Returns the object belonging to the indexed track
Gets the parent of the object belonging to the index track. If the object is a position controller, the parent is the Transform controller
Gets the objects belonging to the selected, indexed track
Gets the indexed selected tracks parent object
Gets the subNum of the selected track
Gets the index for the animatable object
A trackview interface can be obtained for one of the currently open trackviews using one of the following methods.
trackviews.getAllTrackViews()
Once you have an instance of the trackview interface you can call the following new methods on it.
Gets the current edit mode as an symbolic enum.