ImportAction command

This example demonstrates how to use the ImportAction command.

/*
This example demonstrates how to export and import an action. It also
shows how to create an action source from a static source and then
how to access the static source from the imported action.
*/
NewScene( null, false );
var root = ActiveSceneRoot;
// Create a static action
var obj = root.AddGeometry( "Cone", "MeshSurface" );
var targets = new Array( obj.rotx.FullName, obj.roty.FullName, obj.rotz.FullName );
var statics = new Array( 22.5, 90, 45 );
var actives = new Array( true, true, true );
var src = root.AddActionSource( "StoredAnimStaticAction", targets, statics, actives );
// Export the action
var path = Application.InstallationPath( siProjectPath ) + "\\Actions";
var filepath = path + "\\TestImportAction.eani";
ExportAction( src, filepath );
// Import the action into a new scene but this time in a different model
NewScene( null, false );
var mdl = ActiveSceneRoot.AddModel();
mdl.Name = "TestActionModel";
var newsrc = ImportAction( mdl, filepath, "ImportedAction4Test", -1 );
if ( newsrc.SourceItems.Count > 0 ) {
	LogMessage( "Imported action contains these items: " );
	for ( var s=0; s<newsrc.SourceItems.Count; s++ ) {
		var datasrc = newsrc.SourceItems(s).Source;
		LogMessage( "\t" + datasrc );
	}
} else {
	LogMessage( "Imported action is a(n) " + ClassName(newsrc) );
}

// Expected results:
//INFO : Imported action contains these items: 
//INFO : 	StaticSource
//INFO : 	StaticSource
//INFO : 	StaticSource

ImportAction