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CLIPSTER Edit Tool User Guide

Figure 7-15: Parameters list

For each effect setting in the list there is one keyframing line available

in the graph of the keyframe editor. In the default view of the keyframe

editor they are color coded, meaning each setting is displayed in a dif-

ferent color and you can easily identify the keyframing line belonging

to a setting because they are drawn in the same color.

However, due to the fact that most effect settings have default values

of either one (e.g. 1.000) or 50 %, their respective keyframing lines

may overlap each other in the graph. With the list of parameters you

can select the setting that should be keyframed: When selecting a set-

ting from the list, you can click on the stack of keyframing lines in the

graph and create a keyframe for this particular setting (even if others

are visible on top of it). However, this works only as long as there is no

other keyframe available at this location. In case you accidentally se-

lected another stack of lines, the keyframe will be created instead on

the keyframing line first available from the top of the parameters list.

You can see the selected keyframing line and whether oth-

ers are on top of it more clearly with the check box Colors

deactivated. Then the keyframing lines are displayed without color cod-

ing, except for the currently selected line which will be highlighted in

blue (as long as no other lines are on top of it).

The check boxes in front of the settings in the parameters list allow you

to display or hide keyframing lines in the graph. If the check box in front

of a setting is activated, its keyframing line is displayed; if deactivated,

it is hidden. With this you can display only those keyframing lines in the

graph where a keyframing should be performed.

Additionally, the settings entries of the Parameters list provide the fol-

lowing context menu:

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