// 

// This example illustrates how to extend an fcurve to include cycles before/after

// Create a new scene

NewScene(null, false);

// Create a null

oNull = Application.GetPrim("Null");

// Get the posx parameter of the null

oPosX = oNull.posx

// Create array of time-value pairs

aKeys = new Array( 0.00, 5.00,

				1.00, 6.00,

				2.00, 7.00,

				3.00, 8.00,

				4.00, 9.00,

				5.00, 10.00 );

// Create an empty FCurve

oFCurve = oPosX.AddFCurve2( null, siStandardFCurve );

// Set the fcurve keys

oFCurve.SetKeys( aKeys );

// Set the extrapolation for this fcurve

oFCurve.Extrapolation = siPeriodicRelativeExtrapolation;

Application.LogMessage( 'Before ExtendCycle:', siInfo );

for (var i = 0; i < oFCurve.Keys.Count; i++) 

{

	Application.LogMessage( 'Time: ' + oFCurve.Keys(i).Time + ', Value: ' + oFCurve.Keys(i).Value, siInfo );

}

// Extend one cycle before and after

oFCurve.ExtendCycle( 1, 1 );

Application.LogMessage( 'After ExtendCycle:', siInfo );

for (var i = 0; i < oFCurve.Keys.Count; i++) 

{

	Application.LogMessage( 'Time: ' + oFCurve.Keys(i).Time + ', Value: ' + oFCurve.Keys(i).Value, siInfo );

}

// Produces the following output:

//

//INFO : Before ExtendCycle:

//INFO : Time: 0, Value: 5

//INFO : Time: 1, Value: 6

//INFO : Time: 2, Value: 7

//INFO : Time: 3, Value: 8

//INFO : Time: 4, Value: 9

//INFO : Time: 5, Value: 10

//INFO : After ExtendCycle:

//INFO : Time: -5, Value: 0

//INFO : Time: -4, Value: 1

//INFO : Time: -3, Value: 2

//INFO : Time: -2, Value: 3

//INFO : Time: -1, Value: 4

//INFO : Time: 0, Value: 5

//INFO : Time: 1, Value: 6

//INFO : Time: 2, Value: 7

//INFO : Time: 3, Value: 8

//INFO : Time: 4, Value: 9

//INFO : Time: 5, Value: 10

//INFO : Time: 6, Value: 11

//INFO : Time: 7, Value: 12

//INFO : Time: 8, Value: 13

//INFO : Time: 9, Value: 14

//INFO : Time: 10, Value: 15