A clip group allows you to consolidate multiple ActionClip into one "folder". Usually used by the Controller Editor the functionalities provided by the clip group structure gives you the opportunity to construct, select, deselect common ActionClip together by regrouping them together and more.

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Static Variables

Name	Description
`actionclip_count`	Number of ActionClip contained within the ClipGroup.
Declaration unsigned short actionclip_count
`actionlayer`	The ActionLayer reference pointer the ClipGroup belongs to.
Declaration ActionLayer *actionlayer
`uid`	Internal unique id for the system to identify the ClipGroup.
Declaration unsigned int uid

Variables

Name	Description
`name`	Unique name to identify the ClipGroup from its parent ActionLayer.
Declaration char *name
`color`	A color to identify in the editor all ActionClip contained within the ClipGroup.
Declaration vec4 color

Functions

Name	Description
`AddActionClip`	Add an existing ActionClip to the active ClipGroup.
Declaration bool AddActionClip( ActionClip actionclip ) Parameters* `actionclip`: An existing ActionClip pointer located in the same ActionLayer as the ClipGroup. Return Value `true` if the ActionClip have been added to the ClipGroup; `false` if the `actionclip` reference is invalid or if it is already part of the group, or if the ClipGroup and ActionClip ActionLayer does not match. Note If the `actionclip` is already connected to another ClipGroup it will automatically be transferred to the action one.
`AddActionClip`	Get an ActionClip that belongs to the current ClipGroup.
Declaration ActionClip GetActionClip( const char name ) Parameters `name`: The name of the ActionClip that you wish to retrieve. Return Value The ActionClip reference pointer; else return `nil` if no ActionClip is using the `name` passed in parameter belong to the ClipGroup.
`GetActionClipAt`	Get a specific ActionClip that resides in the current ClipGroup using its index as key.
Declaration ActionClip GetActionClipAt( unsigned short index ) Parameters* `index`: The index within the ClipGroup of the ActionClip you want to retrieve. Return Value The ActionClip reference pointer; else return `nil` the index is invalid.
`GetActionClipIndex`	Extract the index of a specific ActionClip that belongs to the current ClipGroup.
Declaration int GetActionClipIndex( const ActionClip actionclip ) Parameters* `actionclip`: The ActionClip reference pointer you wish to retrieve its index within the ClipGroup. Return Value The index of the `actionclip` received in parameter; else return `-1` if the ActionClip reference pointer does not reside within the active ClipGroup.
`RemoveActionClip`	Remove a specific ActionClip from the current ClipGroup.
Declaration bool RemoveActionClip( ActionClip actionclip ) Parameters* `actionclip`: The ActionClip reference pointer you wish to retrieve its index within the ClipGroup. Return Value `true` upon successful removal; else `false` if the `actionclip` is not connected to the active ClipGroup.
`RemoveActionClipAt`	Remove an ActionClip from the ClipGroup using its index as key.
Declaration bool RemoveActionClipAt( const int index ) Parameters `index`: The index of the ActionClip you wish to remove from the ClipGroup. Return Value `true` if the index is valid and the ActionClip have been removed; else return `false`.
`SelectAll`	Mark all ActionClip contained in the ClipGroup as selected.
Declaration void SelectAll( void )
`DeselectAll`	Deselect all ActionClip contained in the ClipGroup.
Declaration void DeselectAll( void )
`IsSelected`	Test wether or not the ActionClip contained in the group are all selected.
Declaration bool IsSelected( void ) Return Value `true` if all the clips are marked as selected; else return `false`.