Defined in packages/pixels-core-animation/dist/src/DataSet.d.ts:15 constructor new ( bits ? ) : DataSet Defined in packages/pixels-core-animation/dist/src/DataSet.d.ts:31 actions get actions( ) : Action [] Defined in packages/pixels-core-animation/dist/src/DataSet.d.ts:25 animation get animationBits( ) : AnimationBits Defined in packages/pixels-core-animation/dist/src/DataSet.d.ts:22 animations get animations( ) : AnimationPreset [] Defined in packages/pixels-core-animation/dist/src/DataSet.d.ts:23 brightness get brightness( ) : number Returns number Defined in packages/pixels-core-animation/dist/src/DataSet.d.ts:27 set brightness( value ) : void Returns void Defined in packages/pixels-core-animation/dist/src/DataSet.d.ts:28 conditions get conditions( ) : Condition [] Defined in packages/pixels-core-animation/dist/src/DataSet.d.ts:24 profile get profile( ) : Profile Defined in packages/pixels-core-animation/dist/src/DataSet.d.ts:29 set profile( value ) : void Returns void Defined in packages/pixels-core-animation/dist/src/DataSet.d.ts:30 rules get rules( ) : Rule [] Returns Rule [] Defined in packages/pixels-core-animation/dist/src/DataSet.d.ts:26 compute compute ( ) : number Returns number Defined in packages/pixels-core-animation/dist/src/DataSet.d.ts:32 serialize serialize ( dataView , byteOffset ? ) : [ DataView , number ] Parameters dataView : DataView OptionalbyteOffset : number Returns [ DataView , number ] Defined in packages/pixels-core-animation/dist/src/DataSet.d.ts:36 to to ( ) : Uint8Array Returns Uint8Array Defined in packages/pixels-core-animation/dist/src/DataSet.d.ts:34 to to ( ) : Uint8Array Returns Uint8Array Defined in packages/pixels-core-animation/dist/src/DataSet.d.ts:35 to to ( ) : Uint8Array Returns Uint8Array Defined in packages/pixels-core-animation/dist/src/DataSet.d.ts:33 Staticcompute compute ( bytes ) : number Returns number Defined in packages/pixels-core-animation/dist/src/DataSet.d.ts:37
Data Set is the set of a profile, conditions, rules, animations and colors stored in the memory of a Pixels die. This data gets transferred straight to the dice. For that purpose, the data is essentially 'exploded' into flat buffers. i.e. all the key-frames of all the animations are stored in a single key-frame array, and individual tracks reference 'their' key-frames using an offset and count into that array.