Fxplug plug-ins, Using the mix parameter, Fxplug and fxscript plug-ins with similar behavior – Apple Final Cut Pro 7 User Manual
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FxPlug Plug-ins
FxPlug plug-ins are included as part of the Final Cut Studio installation process.
Final Cut Pro may not support some FXPlug plug-ins. See
for more information. For more information about plug-ins available with
Motion, see the Motion User Manual, available in Motion Help.
Using the Mix Parameter
FxPlug effects in Motion and Final Cut Pro display a parameter called Mix that allows you
to blend the video image with and without the filter applied. When Mix has a value of
100 percent, only the affected image is displayed. When the value is 0 percent, the image
appears as it would without the effect. Values between 0 percent and 100 percent blend
the unaffected and affected image. You can use the Mix parameter to apply a filter in a
more subtle way, or you can set Mix parameter keyframes to fade an effect in or out.
FxPlug and FXScript Plug-ins with Similar Behavior
The following list shows Final Cut Studio FxPlug plug-ins that closely match the behavior
of existing FXScript plug-ins in Final Cut Pro, but whose names are slightly different:
FxPlug (Motion)
FXScript (Final Cut Pro)
Simple Border
Basic Border
Brightness
Brightness and Contrast
Contrast
Brightness and Contrast
Blue Green Screen
Blue and Green Screen
Spill Suppressor
Spill Suppressor - Blue
Spill Suppressor - Green
Gamma
Gamma Correction
Edges
Find Edges
For details about the FxPlug plug-ins installed with Motion, see the documentation
included with Motion.
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