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Table Of Contents
- Title Page
- Contents
- Tables
- Preparing to Work with Effects
- Basics of Effects Editing
- Deconstructing Effects
- Applying Effects to a Sequence
- Deleting Effects in a Sequence
- Using the Fade Effect Button
- Working with Transition Effects
- Types of Transition Effects
- Applying a Dissolve Effect
- Using the Effect Palette to Create a Dissolve Effect
- Using the Quick Transition Button
- Using the Quick Transition Button to Apply Effects to MultipleTransitions
- Understanding the Graphical Display in the Quick Transition Dialog Box
- Adjusting the Effect by Dragging
- Repositioning the Effect with the Alignment Buttons
- Creating a Dissolve in Trim Mode
- Sizing the Effect to Fit the Media
- Trimming a Transition Effect
- Creating Motion Effects
- Rendering Considerations When Creating Motion Effects
- Rendering and Rerendering Existing Motion Effects
- Understanding Motion Effect Type Changes
- Creating a Freeze Frame
- Controlling a Freeze Frame with a Single Button or Key
- Creating a Rolling Clip That Freezes
- Creating a Variable Speed Effect
- Creating a Strobe Motion Effect
- Creating Mosaic Effects
- Customizing Effects with the Effect Editor
- Opening the Effect Editor
- Customizing the Effect Display
- Changing Position in an Effect
- Replacing an Effect in Effect Mode
- Using the Effect Editor
- Using Keyframes
- Manipulating Effects Directly
- Using an Effect Template
- Playing an Effect
- Rendering Effects
- Managing Effect Media Files
- Creating Layered and Nested Effects
- Creating Titles and GraphicObjects
- Creating Titles
- Downstream Keying of Titles and Graphics
- Opening the Title Tool
- Understanding the Title Tool
- Setting Up the Drawing Environment
- Working with Text
- Creating Graphic Objects
- Creating Rolling Titles
- Selecting Colors and Setting Transparency
- Working with Shadows
- Manipulating Objects
- Saving Titles and Title Styles
- Exporting a Title as a Graphics File
- Editing with Titles
- Workflow for Editing with Titles
- Guidelines for Working with Titles and Title Media
- Displaying Title Frames in the Bin
- Editing a Title into a Sequence
- Removing Titles
- Replacing Titles
- Fading a Title
- Adjusting Title Effect Parameters
- Revising a Title in a Sequence
- Replacing Fill Tracks
- Rendering Titles
- Re-creating Title Media
- Troubleshooting Titles
- 2D Effects Reference
- 2D Effects Parameters
- 2D Effects
- Comparison of Similar Effects
- Using AVX Plug-Ins
- Index
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multilayered, nesting does not apply to these types of effects; nor do
nesting effects apply to audio tracks.
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Some effects do not work well with each other when nesting. For example, the
Box Wipe effect and Edge Wipe effect cannot be used together in a nested
segment because the two effects are competing to establish the shape of the
wipe.
You can also use nesting to constrain one effect with another effect. For
example, you can use the Circle Wipe effect to constrain an image
posterization inside a region.
Expanding Nested Effects in the Timeline
You can expand an existing nested effect for editing within the
Timeline. You can then add new tracks, edit source material into the
tracks, apply effects, and adjust effects on the nested tracks. Any
segment with a segment effect applied can be expanded in this way.
To expand a nested effect, do one of the following:
t Click either the Extract/Splice-in button or the Lift/Overwrite
button, and then double-click the nested effect to expand the effect
within the Timeline.
t With the Effect Editor open, double-click the nested effect.
The nested tracks appear in the Timeline above the track you
double-clicked. Editing and patching features are available for
changing the content of the track’s effect.
To step out of the nested effect, double-click the effect’s icon in the
Timeline.