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Bbm: /* MEDIA OBJECTS */

2024-12-10T13:15:06Z

MEDIA OBJECTS

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	* “live” sources (video capture devices);		* “live” sources (video capture devices);
	* ~~videofiles~~;		* video files;
	* static images and their sequences;		* static images and their sequences;
	* playlists (playlists);		* playlists (playlists);
	* compositions;		* compositions;
	* three-~~dimensionalscenes~~;		* three-dimensional scenes;
	* ~~PowerPointpresentations~~;		* PowerPoint presentations;
	* ~~Network~~ streams;		* network streams;
	* Reach text;		* Reach text;
	* mixer elements (slots, built-in title elements, etc.).		* mixer elements (slots, built-in title elements, etc.).

Bbm: /* MEDIA OBJECTS */

2024-12-10T13:13:22Z

MEDIA OBJECTS

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	* three-dimensionalscenes;		* three-dimensionalscenes;
	* PowerPointpresentations;		* PowerPointpresentations;
			* Network streams;
			* Reach text;
	* mixer elements (slots, built-in title elements, etc.).		* mixer elements (slots, built-in title elements, etc.).

Artist: /* INTRODUCTION */

2023-11-21T10:33:03Z

INTRODUCTION

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	* network broadcasting (including NDITM) and recording		* network broadcasting (including NDITM) and recording
	* PTZ camera control		* PTZ camera control
			* tracking in All¹Mix for PTZ cameras using the FreeD protocol

	For I / O, FDExt boards made by SoftLab-NSK, as well as boards from other manufacturers (BlackMagic Design, Yuan, etc.) can be used.		For I / O, FDExt boards made by SoftLab-NSK, as well as boards from other manufacturers (BlackMagic Design, Yuan, etc.) can be used.

Artist: /* Using the mouse to position, scale and orient objects in a 3d scene */

2022-11-29T08:11:08Z

Using the mouse to position, scale and orient objects in a 3d scene

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	* The object to control the mouse is the object selected in the 3d editor with the button [[File:AllMix v2 18.jpg]]		* The object to control the mouse is the object selected in the 3d editor with the button [[File:AllMix v2 18.jpg]]
	* If no object is selected in the 3d editor, then the default control object is the object with the name @ALL or (if there is none) - the camera.		* If no object is selected in the 3d editor, then the default control object is the object with the name @ALL or (if there is none) - the camera.
			* When using the mouse, positioning, scaling and orientation of objects in the 3d scene is carried out in screen coordinates

	=COMPOSITION EDITOR=		=COMPOSITION EDITOR=

Artist: /* Using the mouse to position and orient objects in a 3d scene */

2022-11-29T08:07:10Z

Using the mouse to position and orient objects in a 3d scene

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	[[File:3deditor_03.jpg\|920px\|center]]		[[File:3deditor_03.jpg\|920px\|center]]

	===Using the mouse to position and orient objects in a 3d scene===		===Using the mouse to position, scale and orient objects in a 3d scene===

	* Use LEFT mouse button pressed to rotation		* Use LEFT mouse button pressed to rotation

Artist: /* Presentation mode */

2022-11-29T08:06:12Z

Presentation mode

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	~~===Using the mouse to position and orient objects in a 3d scene===~~

	* Use LEFT mouse button pressed to rotation
	* Use RIGHT mouse button pressed to move
	* Use BOTH mouse buttons pressed to scale
	* Use keyboard key CTRL pressed to swap axes Y and Z during rotation, moving, scaling
	* Press keyboard key R to reset everything modified by mouse
	* Default object for mouse control is the object named @ALL or the camera if it's missed
	* The object to control the mouse is the object selected in the 3d editor with the button [[File:AllMix v2 18.jpg]]
	* If no object is selected in the 3d editor, then the default control object is the object with the name @ALL or (if there is none) - the camera.

	===Handling mouse clicks on a PRG window===		===Handling mouse clicks on a PRG window===

Artist: /* The state editing mode is activated by pressing the “wheel” in the lower left panel of the editor and allows you to: */

2022-11-29T08:04:33Z

The state editing mode is activated by pressing the “wheel” in the lower left panel of the editor and allows you to:

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	Transitions involving a cloned state are done by mixing linear interpolation and the transition track of the "parent" state. The fading style is set by selecting the "Transition Easing" parameter.		Transitions involving a cloned state are done by mixing linear interpolation and the transition track of the "parent" state. The fading style is set by selecting the "Transition Easing" parameter.
	~~You can use the mouse to control parameters of the camera or objects in preview window:~~

	~~1. Use LEFT mouse button pressed to rotation~~

	2. ~~Use RIGHT mouse button pressed to move~~		[[File:3deditor_03.jpg\|920px\|center]]

	~~3. Use BOTH~~ mouse ~~buttons pressed~~ to ~~scale~~		===Using the mouse to position and orient objects in a 3d scene===

	4. Use keyboard key CTRL pressed to swap axes Y and Z during rotation, moving, scaling		* Use LEFT mouse button pressed to rotation
			* Use RIGHT mouse button pressed to move
	5. Press keyboard key R to reset everything modified by mouse		* Use BOTH mouse buttons pressed to scale
			* Use keyboard key CTRL pressed to swap axes Y and Z during rotation, moving, scaling
	Default object for mouse control is the object named @ALL or the camera if it's missed		* Press keyboard key R to reset everything modified by mouse
			* Default object for mouse control is the object named @ALL or the camera if it's missed
	[[File:~~3deditor_03~~.jpg~~\|920px\|center~~]]		* The object to control the mouse is the object selected in the 3d editor with the button [[File:AllMix v2 18.jpg]]
			* If no object is selected in the 3d editor, then the default control object is the object with the name @ALL or (if there is none) - the camera.

	=COMPOSITION EDITOR=		=COMPOSITION EDITOR=

Bbm at 15:57, 20 November 2022

2022-11-20T15:57:00Z

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	Transitions involving a cloned state are done by mixing linear interpolation and the transition track of the "parent" state. The fading style is set by selecting the "Transition Easing" parameter.		Transitions involving a cloned state are done by mixing linear interpolation and the transition track of the "parent" state. The fading style is set by selecting the "Transition Easing" parameter.
			You can use the mouse to control parameters of the camera or objects in preview window:

			1. Use LEFT mouse button pressed to rotation

			2. Use RIGHT mouse button pressed to move

			3. Use BOTH mouse buttons pressed to scale

			4. Use keyboard key CTRL pressed to swap axes Y and Z during rotation, moving, scaling

			5. Press keyboard key R to reset everything modified by mouse

			Default object for mouse control is the object named @ALL or the camera if it's missed

	[[File:3deditor_03.jpg\|920px\|center]]		[[File:3deditor_03.jpg\|920px\|center]]

Artist: /* Animation */

2022-10-07T08:34:18Z

Animation

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	Also (to start the animation with the mouse) using the '''+''' button on the animation panel, you can add the events '''On Released''', '''On Pressed''', '''On Click''' , '''On Over'''.		Also (to start the animation with the mouse) using the '''+''' button on the animation panel, you can add the events '''On Released''', '''On Pressed''', '''On Click''' , '''On Over'''.

			You can test the animation on mouse events without leaving the gfx editor using the '''Ctrl''' key - Ctrl+(Click, Over, Released, Pressed).

	[[File:Add-event_en.jpg\|335px\|center]]		[[File:Add-event_en.jpg\|335px\|center]]

Artist at 08:38, 23 September 2022

2022-09-23T08:38:30Z

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