Class AnimationClipEditability

Decides whether an UnityEngine.AnimationClip's curves can be written from inside the hub, and why not when they cannot. Evaluate(string, HideFlags, bool, bool, bool) is the pure seam — a plain decision table over five facts, with no AssetDatabase or UnityEditor access — so the same rules run in a plain NUnit test as they do against a real asset through the Evaluate(AnimationClip) overload, the same split ModelAnimationValidator draws between its pure rules and the scanner that gathers their inputs.

Inheritance

object

AnimationClipEditability

Inherited Members

object.ToString()

object.Equals(object)

object.Equals(object, object)

object.ReferenceEquals(object, object)

object.GetHashCode()

object.GetType()

object.MemberwiseClone()

Namespace: Serenity.Editor.AnimationHub.Engine

Assembly: Serenity.AnimationHub.Editor.dll

Syntax

public static class AnimationClipEditability

Methods

Evaluate(string, HideFlags, bool, bool, bool)

Pure decision table, checked in priority order: a missing/empty assetPath always reports MissingClip; a clip imported from a model file — either the asset itself is model-imported, or it is a sub-asset of one — always reports ImportedFromModelFile; a clip Unity marked UnityEngine.HideFlags.NotEditable reports NotEditableHideFlag; anything else is Editable. isHumanMotion never changes which of these four reasons applies — it only flows into IsHumanoid and the message text.

Declaration

public static Verdict Evaluate(string assetPath, HideFlags hideFlags, bool isSubAsset, bool isHumanMotion, bool assetPathIsModelImporter)

Parameters

Type	Name	Description
string	assetPath
HideFlags	hideFlags
bool	isSubAsset
bool	isHumanMotion
bool	assetPathIsModelImporter

Returns

Type	Description
Verdict

Evaluate(AnimationClip)

Gathers the five facts Evaluate(string, HideFlags, bool, bool, bool) needs from a real asset — its asset path, whether that path's importer is a UnityEditor.ModelImporter, whether the clip is a sub-asset rather than the file's main asset, its UnityEngine.Object.hideFlags, and UnityEngine.AnimationClip.humanMotion — then runs the same pure decision table over them.

Declaration

public static Verdict Evaluate(AnimationClip clip)

Parameters

Type	Name	Description
AnimationClip	clip

Returns

Type	Description
Verdict