What is the best way that I can check if (a) controllers are using pre/post
(cycle) infinity?
Currently I am using the following:
# Get the first frame used in all controllers
first_frame = cmds.findKeyframe(controller_selections, which="first")
# Get the last frame used in all controllers
last_frame = cmds.findKeyframe(controller_selections, which="last")
# Execute my method to set key towards all controllers (see below for the
cmds.bakeResults)
anim_bakeout(controller_selections, (first_frame, last_frame))
as a way to enforce all controllers within a rig are keyed at all frames.
for ctrl in controller_selections:
cmds.bakeResults(
ctrl,
hierarchy="both",
preserveOutsideKeys=True,
simulation=True,
time=(first_frame, last_frame)
)
This is done so that it does not messed up the `cmds.bakeResults` should I
should be baking a certain frame range.
However, while doing the above pre-checking, if my rig in scene does have a
lot of controllers (eg. a creature rig which has about 300+ controllers),
the process can be slow?
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