Grass Valley Xstudio Vertigo Suite v.4.10 - Manual (Page 130)

Xstudio User Manual 6-17
Working with scene objects
Cel Animation The following properties determine which cel animation asset file is associated
with the object, as well as other attributes that affect the animation’s appearance
and playout behavior.
CelName , CelLocation , AutoPlay , Dynamic , Alignment , AntiAliasing , StartFrame ,
EndFrame , StartLoop , EndLoop , EndEvent , Loop , Reverse , PingPong , Opacity ,
Rate , Style , Use OXI Default Position
Click on the links or see “Scene object properties” on page 15-13 for a description
of each of these properties.
Transition The following properties determine how the Cel Animation object transitions
(enters/exits) when the scene is played out.
Trigger Transition , TransitionType , TransitionFeathering , TransitionDirection ,
TransitionDuration , TransitionOrientation , HingePosition , InTransitionDirection ,
InTransitionDuration , InTransitionFeathering , InTransitionHingePosition ,
InTransitionOffset , InTransitionType , OutTransitionDirection ,
OutTransitionDuration , OutTransitionFeathering , OutTransitionHingePosition ,
OutTransitionOffset , OutTransitionOrientation , OutTransitionType
Click on the links or see “Scene object properties” on page 15-13 for a description
of each of these properties.
User Properties User-defined properties. You can associate your own properties with an object.
For example, the property may store data that can then be recalled by a script
during playout.
To add a user property, click the grey cell in the first column and type the property’s
name. Enter the property’s initial value in the cell next to it. You can also leave it
blank and perhaps populate it during playout by a calling the Set Property action
(see
page 10-41 ).
Repeat the above steps to add additional user properties.
Category Cel animation object properties