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Revision as of 23:26, 17 November 2012
The fx Module
All of Silhouette's built-in functions are defined in the fx module. The easiest way to make use of the module is to use the Python statement from fx import *.
Global Functions
Name | Description |
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action(name) | Returns the Action with the given name |
activeLayer() | Return the active Layer, or None |
activeNode() | Return the active Node, or None |
activeProject() | Return the active Project, or None |
activeSession() | Return the active Session, or None |
addAction(action) | Add a new Action to the action list |
Global Constants
fx Objects
Name | Description |
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Action | Base class for Actions |
Object | Base class for all objects |