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We used a scriptJob that would be executed
when attributes change.
int $job=`scriptJob -ac
data1.timeChange "updateData"`;
updateData is a procedure to increment timeChange:
global proc updateData(){
setAttr data1.timeChange (`getAttr data1.timeChange`+0.01);
refresh;
}
To stop the animation, you can kill the scriptJob in this manner:
scriptJob -k $job;
Now, you can just start the data in our created enviroment,
by modifying the data1.timeChange
attribute.
It will then continuously increment the timeChange,
without having to update the currentTime.
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