AnimatedDataSectionStructure.Items

AnimatedDataSectionStructure.Items property

Gets or sets the animated data section structures.

public OSTypeStructure[] Items { get; }

Examples

The following code demonstrates how to set/update delay time in the timeline frame of animated data.

[C#]

string sourceFile = "3_animated.psd";
string outputPsd = "output_3_animated.psd";

T FindStructure<T>(IEnumerable<OSTypeStructure> structures, string keyName) where T : OSTypeStructure
{
    foreach (var structure in structures)
    {
        if (structure.KeyName.ClassName == keyName)
        {
            return structure as T;
        }
    }

    return null;
}

OSTypeStructure[] AddOrReplaceStructure(IEnumerable<OSTypeStructure> structures, OSTypeStructure newStructure)
{
    List<OSTypeStructure> listOfStructures = new List<OSTypeStructure>(structures);

    for (int i = 0; i < listOfStructures.Count; i++)
    {
        OSTypeStructure structure = listOfStructures[i];
        if (structure.KeyName.ClassName == newStructure.KeyName.ClassName)
        {
            listOfStructures.RemoveAt(i);
            break;
        }
    }

    listOfStructures.Add(newStructure);

    return listOfStructures.ToArray();
}

using (PsdImage image = (PsdImage)Image.Load(sourceFile))
{
    foreach (var imageResource in image.ImageResources)
    {
        if (imageResource is AnimatedDataSectionResource)
        {
            var animatedData =
                (AnimatedDataSectionStructure) (imageResource as AnimatedDataSectionResource).AnimatedDataSection;
            var framesList = FindStructure<ListStructure>(animatedData.Items, "FrIn");

            var frame1 = (DescriptorStructure)framesList.Types[1];

            // Creates the frame delay record with value 100 centi-second that is equal to 1 second.
            var frameDelay = new IntegerStructure(new ClassID("FrDl"));
            frameDelay.Value = 100; // set time in centi-seconds.

            frame1.Structures = AddOrReplaceStructure(frame1.Structures, frameDelay);

            break;
        }
    }

    image.Save(outputPsd);
}

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