VISUAL QUICKPRO GUIDE PINNACLE LIQUID EDITION 6 FOR WINDOWS [Electronic resources] نسخه متنی

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VISUAL QUICKPRO GUIDE PINNACLE LIQUID EDITION 6 FOR WINDOWS [Electronic resources] - نسخه متنی

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Editing with Keyframes


As you can see from the earlier examples, actually adding a transition is relatively easy. The fun really starts when you want to alter the basic parameters of that transition to create something unique in your project. This is called editing with keyframes (I explain keyframes in more depth in the "Chapter 7, and you open them in a similar fashion.

To open a Transition Editor


Do one of the following:

    Figure 8.34 ).

    Figure 8.34. Opening the Transition Editor via a right-click.

    Either of these methods brings up the editor for that transition.

    Figure 8.35 shows the Explosion Transition Editor, which has several interesting adjustable parameters.

    Figure 8.35. The Realtime Explosion Editor.

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Tips

  • Right-clicking a transition allows you to access the full range of editing options allowed for each transition.

  • Clicking on the Maximum Inlay Size button on the Liquid Edition toolbar will create a bigger preview screen for you to use when adding transitions.


Understanding Keyframes


When you adjust the parameters in the transition editor, a small gray diamond appears on the editor's Source Viewer Timeline (Figure 8.36 ).

Figure 8.36. The keyframe control bar.

Chapter 7.


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