Grass Valley Xstudio Vertigo Suite v.4.10 - Manual (Page 135)

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Working with scene objects
Making basic changes to a crawl or roll
Like other primitives, selecting the crawl or roll object on the scene while the Properties
Browser is open exposes the properties that affect the appearance and behavior of the
overall crawl or roll object.
The following table summarizes the properties specifically associated with crawl and roll
objects. Full descriptions of all of the scene object properties are provided in
“Scene object
properties” on page 15-13 .
Category Crawl & Roll object properties
The following properties determine the identity and visibility of the crawl
object:
Name , Visible , Opacity , Use As Mask , Locked
Click on the links or see “Scene object properties” on page 15-13 for a
description of each of these properties.
Transformations The following properties allow you to set the coordinates (location), spacial
position and dimensions (size) of the crawl or roll object:
X , Y , Z , RotateX , RotateY , RotateZ , ScaleX , ScaleY
Click on the links or see “Scene object properties” on page 15-13 for a
description of each of these properties.
Crawl
or,
Roll
The following properties determine the formatting and playout behavior of
the crawl or roll object, including when the crawl or roll should start playing.
Rate , Spacing , Repeat , Autostart , TriggerPoint , TriggerEvent ,
ItemStartEvent , Direction
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 crawl/roll 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.