SCRIPTING GUIDE AND REFERENCE MANUAL

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SCRIPTING GUIDE AND REFERENCE MANUALFebruary 2016DELIVERY2SCRIPTING GUIDE AND REFERENCECONTENTSFUSION SCRIPTING GUIDE AND REFERENCE MANUALFusion 8About this Document 5Target Audience 5Requirements 5Conventions 61 SCRIPTING GUIDE 7Introduction 9Quick Start Tutorial 10Scripting Languages 14Lua 14Python 15Scripting and Debugging 22Console 22Types of Scripts 23Interactive Scripts 23External Scripts 24Events & Callbacks 25InTool Scripts 28Simple Expressions 29Fuses 29Fusion s Object Model 30Overview 30Common Object Dependencies 30Attributes 39Object Data 40Metadata 42Graphical User Interfaces 43DELIVERY3SCRIPTING GUIDE AND REFERENCECONTENTSFUSION SCRIPTING GUIDE AND REFERENCE MANUALFusion 82 SCRIPTING REFERENCE 48Class Hierarchy 51Reference 52BezierSpline 52BinClip 55BinItem 55BinManager 56BinStill 57ChildFrame 57ChildGroup 59Composition 59FloatViewFrame 94FlowView 95FontList 98FuFrame 99Fusion 102FuView 126GL3DViewer 127GLImageViewer 127GLPreview 129GLView 129GLViewer 13 8Gradient 141GraphView 142HotkeyManager 14 4Image 14 4ImageCacheManager 14 6IOClass 147KeyFrameView 148DELIVERY4SCRIPTING GUIDE AND REFERENCECONTENTSFUSION SCRIPTING GUIDE AND REFERENCE MANUALFusion 8Link 148List 149Loader 149MailMessage 149MenuManager 153Object 153Operator 153Parameter 171PlainInput 172Plai

In Fusion, the scripting API called FusionScript gives access to the most required functionality from the application. In order to fully utilize FusionScript, a basic understanding of how Fusion works is needed. Once this model is known, it will be easier to travel through the Scripting Reference in order to find a needed functionality.

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