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CLIPSTER Edit Tool User Guide

During the moving of a keyframe with the mouse, its position and set-

ting is displayed on the screen, allowing you to accurately position and

set the keyframe.

Each keyframing line represents a setting of the effect. Thus, to set and

adjust a keyframe you can also use the settings of the effect directly.

Simply select one of the settings items in the settings pane of the effect

and a keyframe will be created on the respective keyframing line at the

position of the timeline cursor. Then it can be adjusted to your needs

with the settings item of the effect directly.

The settings items of the effect can also be used to adjust already avail-

able keyframes. For this position the timeline cursor of the graph on a

keyframe (see section “Moving within the Graph” on page 7-25) and

then use the settings item in the settings pane of the effect to change

the keyframe.

An already created keyframe can also be adjusted precisely in the graph

with a double-click of the mouse on a keyframe. This will open a small

window in the graph where the setting of the keyframe can be entered:

Figure 7-24: Exact positioning of keyframe

The range of possible values that can be entered is indicated in the win-

dow in square brackets. Once a valid setting is entered, the keyframe

can be precisely set either by using the OK button of the window or by

pressing [Enter].

7.8.6 Further Possibilities

When working with keyframes there are further possibilities at hand,

for example, to select and position keyframes or to delete them:

Just as easily as single keyframes can be selected with the mouse, sev-

eral keyframes can be selected. For this hold down the [Shift] key and

draw a rectangle around them:

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