Get Component Param Interpolation At Time
The pointer lookup uses the nearest tick so it can address keyframes created or interpolated by the normalized write paths, even when supplied a computed time just below the intended boundary. Its existing epsilon presence check remains unchanged. This paired keyframe lookup does not change the pure prGetComponentParamValueAtTime sampling conversion or other read-only timing helpers.
Inputs
| Input | Required | Value Kind | Types | Enum Values |
|---|---|---|---|---|
param | yes | expression | — | — |
timeSeconds | yes | expression | — | — |
Notes
- The pointer lookup uses the nearest tick so it can address keyframes created or interpolated by the normalized write paths, even when supplied a computed time just below the intended boundary. Its existing epsilon presence check remains unchanged. This paired keyframe lookup does not change the pure
prGetComponentParamValueAtTimesampling conversion or other read-only timing helpers.
See Also
- Premiere Reference Paths: Explains Premiere reference path strings for project items, sequences, tracks, timeline items, markers, components, and parameters.