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10.3 How to
You can include TGAs and ANIs in your tickers. To do so:
In Channel Composer, graphic Players are defined in the Ticker property page. Add the Still or ANI file
as a fixed Asset to the Channel pack.
In RTic select a story mode that includes a TGA (or ANI). Update the TGA (or ANI)-field with the
Player ID, as shown in the example below.
Channels, tickers and stories are numbered starting from 0.
Insert a Targets > Channel Composer Ticker Object.
Link the appropriate System object to the Ticker target.
Link the appropriate Event object to the Ticker target.
Double-click the Ticker object to edit.
In the
Ticker on layer box, select the Channel and ticker number.
Select a Ticker story mode (single story mode, triple story with TGA or ANI, etcetera).
If appropriate, check the
Cache stories option.
Click
Save to save the ticker, click Cancel to discard.
To link Sources (and Process objects) to a Ticker:
Link the appropriate Source (or Process) object(s) to the Ticker Object.
Linking a Source or Process object to the Ticker object will open the Ticker Story properties window.
Here you select:
Story part: the story part you want to update: part-1/part-2/part-3/TGA or ANI.
Note that the Ticker object defines the Ticker story mode. For single stories, select part-1
here.
start story number: the (first) story number you want to update
pitch: if applicable, select a step value between consecutive stories (only applies when
grabbing stories from a multirecord source).
Click
Save to save input properties, Cancel to discard.
The number of tickers that can be played out per Channel depends on your K2 Edge license.