OpenShot Video Editor  2.0.0
keyframe.py
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1 ##
2 #
3 # @file
4 # @brief This file is for legacy support of OpenShot 1.x project files
5 # @author Jonathan Thomas <jonathan@openshot.org>
6 #
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28 
29 import uuid
30 
31 
32 ##
33 # This class represents a media clip on the timeline.
34 class keyframe:
35 
36  # ----------------------------------------------------------------------
37  ##
38  # Constructor
39  def __init__(self, frame, height, width, x, y, alpha):
40 
41  # init variables for keyframe object
42  self.frame = frame
43  self.height = height
44  self.width = width
45  self.x = x
46  self.y = y
47  self.alpha = alpha
48  self.unique_id = str(uuid.uuid1())
def __init__(self, frame, height, width, x, y, alpha)
Constructor.
Definition: keyframe.py:39
This class represents a media clip on the timeline.
Definition: keyframe.py:34