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A timeline is a graphical representation of a time-sequence. Timelines contain groups that contain tracks that contain events: intervals, keys (zero-length intervals), and markers (zero-length events that span all tracks in a timeline).

The ATF Timeline Editor Sample uses the ATF timeline facilities. For information on how the TimelineEditor sample uses these interfaces and classes, see Timeline Editor Programming Discussion.

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Timelines in ATF

  • What is a Timeline in ATF: General description of timelines, describing their objects, the timeline sample, and namespaces and assemblies in which support resides.
  • Timeline Interfaces: Describes general and timeline object specific interfaces.
  • WinForms Timeline Renderers, Controls, and Manipulators: Discusses the key objects in the Sce.Atf.Controls.Timelines.Direct2D namespace for timeline support of renderers, a canvas control, and manipulators for timelines.
  • General Timeline Classes: Classes in the namespace Sce.Atf.Controls.Timelines that provide information needed for rendering and displaying timelines.

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