Tutorial Creating Predefined Layer Position - Revision history

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	6. As it is marked (r) by the software, to activate the changes, please restart Stage Designer.		6. As it is marked (r) by the software, to activate the changes, please restart Stage Designer.

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	*'''1920,1080,1920,1080/FHD4'''<br>		*'''1920,1080,1920,1080/FHD4'''<br>

	6. To activate the changes, please restart Stage Designer. ~~'''(r)'''~~		6. As it is marked (r) by the software, to activate the changes, please restart Stage Designer.


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	==Steps==		==Steps==
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	1. Go to: '''Menu → Settings → Windows-Misc''' '''(A)''' ~~and select the Layers tab~~		1. Go to: '''Menu → Settings → Windows-Misc''' and select the Layers tab. '''(A)'''

	2. on the top right side of the settings window there is Predefined Positions Box '''(B)'''		2. On the top right side of the settings window there is Predefined Positions Box. '''(B)'''


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	3. ~~the~~ values in this box are pixel positions, offsets inside the rendering area: '''(PosX, PosY, SizeX, SizeY)'''<br>		3. The values in this box are pixel positions, offsets inside the rendering area: '''(PosX, PosY, SizeX, SizeY)'''<br>


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	4. to create the first Layer as a FHD in the top left corner of our output we would have to write:<br>		4. To create the first Layer as a FHD in the top left corner of our output we would have to write:<br>
	*'''0,0,1920,1080''' followed by a short description E.g. '''/FHD1'''<br>		*'''0,0,1920,1080''' followed by a short description E.g. '''/FHD1'''<br>

	5. ~~the~~ other layer position will then be:		5. The other layer position will then be:
	*'''1920,0,1920,1080/FHD2'''<br>		*'''1920,0,1920,1080/FHD2'''<br>
	*'''0,1080,1920,1080/FHD3'''<br>		*'''0,1080,1920,1080/FHD3'''<br>

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	==Steps==		==Steps==
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	1. Go to: '''Menu → Settings → Windows-Misc''' '''(A)''' and select the Layers tab ~~'''(B)'''~~		1. Go to: '''Menu → Settings → Windows-Misc''' '''(A)''' and select the Layers tab

	2. on the top right side of the settings window there is Predefined Positions Box ~~<br>~~		2. on the top right side of the settings window there is Predefined Positions Box '''(B)'''

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	The Predefined Layer Positions are settings that can be retrieved directly under the layer [[transforms\|transformations]].<br>		The Predefined Layer Positions are settings that can be retrieved directly under the layer [[transforms\|transformations]].<br>
	They allow to set a layer in a specific portion of the output with just one click.<br>		They allow to set a layer in a specific portion of the output with just one click.<br>
	For this tutorial, we are going to use a standard UHD Output '''(3840x2160)''' as an example and create <br>		For this tutorial, we are going to use a standard UHD Output '''(3840x2160)''' as an example and create four <br>
	~~four~~ custom Predefined Layer Position (FHD) as if the outputs were splitted in four FHD projectors. <br>		custom Predefined Layer Position (FHD) as if the outputs were splitted in four FHD projectors. <br>
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	==Steps==		==Steps==

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	The Predefined Layer Positions are settings that can be retrieved directly under the layer [[transforms\|transformations]].<br>		The Predefined Layer Positions are settings that can be retrieved directly under the layer [[transforms\|transformations]].<br>
	They allow to set a layer in a specific portion of the output with just one click.<br>		They allow to set a layer in a specific portion of the output with just one click.<br>
	For this tutorial, we are going to use a standard UHD Output '''(3840x2160)''' as an example <br>		For this tutorial, we are going to use a standard UHD Output '''(3840x2160)''' as an example and create <br>
	~~and create~~ four custom Predefined Layer Position (FHD) as if the outputs were splitted in four FHD projectors. <br>		four custom Predefined Layer Position (FHD) as if the outputs were splitted in four FHD projectors. <br>
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	==Steps==		==Steps==

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	==Steps==		==Steps==
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	1. Go to: '''Menu → Settings → Windows-Misc''' '''(A)''' and select the Layers tab '''(B)''' ~~<br>~~		1. Go to: '''Menu → Settings → Windows-Misc''' '''(A)''' and select the Layers tab '''(B)'''

	2. on the top right side of the settings window there is Predefined Positions Box <br>		2. on the top right side of the settings window there is Predefined Positions Box <br>