Tutorial Playlists with Timeline - Revision history

Behrooz at 14:20, 3 November 2020

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	This tutorial applies to all different OS and MXWendler versions.		This tutorial applies to all different OS and MXWendler versions. Please note that the screenshots are made with Version 5 User Interface. Version 6 users please consider the differences in Version 6 [[Playlist]].
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	== Introduction==		== Introduction==

Behrooz at 09:08, 25 March 2020

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			This tutorial applies to all different OS and MXWendler versions.
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			== Introduction==
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	In this tutorial, a playlist is created in which the clip characteristics can be controlled over a timeline. First, load the desired media files into the Preload and create a Playlist.		In this tutorial, a playlist is created in which the clip characteristics can be controlled over a timeline. First, load the desired media files into the Preload and create a Playlist.
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			==Steps==
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	1. Insert a 'Timeline' into an empty cell next to the desired clip. '''(A)'''		1. Insert a 'Timeline' into an empty cell next to the desired clip. '''(A)'''

Behrooz at 16:47, 4 November 2019

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	''Tip: The addressing of the receiver is always carried out over the track and the corresponding layer. Therefore it is necessary to observe on which track and layer the clip is located when the complete playlist is played back. Layers might disappear when connected to the Timeline Receiver because the modulator is set to 0 (starting point of the timeline).''		''Tip: The addressing of the receiver is always carried out over the track and the corresponding layer. Therefore it is necessary to observe, on which track and layer the clip is located when the complete playlist is played back. Layers might disappear when connected to the Timeline Receiver because the modulator is set to 0 (starting point of the timeline).''

	[[File:Playlist_Timeline_1.png\|728px]]		[[File:Playlist_Timeline_1.png\|728px]]

Behrooz at 14:36, 3 September 2019

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	In this tutorial a playlist is created in which the clip characteristics can be ~~contolled~~ over a timeline. First load the desired media files into the Preload and create a Playlist.		In this tutorial, a playlist is created in which the clip characteristics can be controlled over a timeline. First, load the desired media files into the Preload and create a Playlist.


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	2. Define the 'Receiver' of the timeline, e.g. the clip characteristic 'Scale'. '''(B)'''		2. Define the 'Receiver' of the timeline, e.g. the clip characteristic 'Scale'. '''(B)'''

	3. Define the 'Duration' of the timeline characteristic with ‘+’ / ‘-’. Double-~~Click~~ on the value to type it in ~~nummerically~~. '''(C)'''		3. Define the 'Duration' of the timeline characteristic with ‘+’ / ‘-’. Double-click on the value to type it in numerically. '''(C)'''

Behrooz at 09:59, 4 June 2019

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	~~{{tip\|tip=~~The addressing of the receiver is always carried out over the track and the corresponding layer. Therefore it is necessary to observe on which track and layer the clip is located when the complete playlist is played back. Layers might disappear when connected to the Timeline Receiver because the modulator is set to 0 (starting point of the timeline).}}		''Tip: The addressing of the receiver is always carried out over the track and the corresponding layer. Therefore it is necessary to observe on which track and layer the clip is located when the complete playlist is played back. Layers might disappear when connected to the Timeline Receiver because the modulator is set to 0 (starting point of the timeline).''

	[[File:Playlist_Timeline_1.png\|728px]]		[[File:Playlist_Timeline_1.png\|728px]]

Behrooz at 14:58, 3 June 2019

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In this tutorial a playlist is created in which the clip characteristics can be contolled over a timeline. First load the desired media files into the Preload and create a Playlist.

1. Insert a 'Timeline' into an empty cell next to the desired clip. '''(A)'''

2. Define the 'Receiver' of the timeline, e.g. the clip characteristic 'Scale'. '''(B)'''

3. Define the 'Duration' of the timeline characteristic with ‘+’ / ‘-’. Double-Click on the value to type it in nummerically. '''(C)'''

{{tip|tip=The addressing of the receiver is always carried out over the track and the corresponding layer. Therefore it is necessary to observe on which track and layer the clip is located when the complete playlist is played back. Layers might disappear when connected to the Timeline Receiver because the modulator is set to 0 (starting point of the timeline).}}

[[File:Playlist_Timeline_1.png|728px]]

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4. Select the 'Curve Type' of the timeline, e.g. 'Set Akima'. '''(D)'''
:'''Right-Click onto the curve → Curve Type → Set Akima'''
5. Modify the Curve by dragging the pivots. The pivot turns yellow when activated. Double-Click onto the curve to add more pivots. '''(E)'''

6. Right-Click onto the curve to 'Delete selected Pivots', 'Set Pivot Values' or 'Reset Curve'. '''(F)'''

The modifications become active as soon as the cue/the playlist is played back again.

[[File:Playlist_Timeline_2.png|728px]]

Behrooz at 16:18, 20 March 2019

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	4.~~'''(D)'''~~ Selcet the 'Curve Type' of the timeline, e.g. 'Set Akima'.		4. Selcet the 'Curve Type' of the timeline, e.g. 'Set Akima'. '''(D)'''
	:'''Right-Click onto the curve → Curve Type → Set Akima'''		:'''Right-Click onto the curve → Curve Type → Set Akima'''
	5.~~'''(E)'''~~ Modifie the Curve by dragging the pivots. The pivot turns yellow when activated. Double-Click onto the curve to add more pivots.		5. Modifie the Curve by dragging the pivots. The pivot turns yellow when activated. Double-Click onto the curve to add more pivots. '''(E)'''

	6.~~'''(F)'''~~ Right-Click onto the curve to 'Delete selected Pivots', 'Set Pivot Values' or 'Reset Curve'.		6. Right-Click onto the curve to 'Delete selected Pivots', 'Set Pivot Values' or 'Reset Curve'. '''(F)'''

	The modifications become active as soon as the cue/the playlist is played back again.		The modifications become active as soon as the cue/the playlist is played back again.

Behrooz at 16:17, 20 March 2019

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	~~:'''(A)'''~~ Insert a 'Timeline' into an empty cell next to the desired clip.		1. Insert a 'Timeline' into an empty cell next to the desired clip. '''(A)'''

	~~:'''(B)'''~~ Define the 'Receiver' of the timeline, e.g. the clip characteristic 'Scale'.		2. Define the 'Receiver' of the timeline, e.g. the clip characteristic 'Scale'. '''(B)'''

	~~:'''(C)'''~~ Define the 'Duration' of the timeline characteristic with ‘+’ / ‘-’. Double-Click on the value to type it in nummerically.		3. Define the 'Duration' of the timeline characteristic with ‘+’ / ‘-’. Double-Click on the value to type it in nummerically. '''(C)'''


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	:'''(D)''' Selcet the 'Curve Type' of the timeline, e.g. 'Set Akima'.		4.'''(D)''' Selcet the 'Curve Type' of the timeline, e.g. 'Set Akima'.
	::'''Right-Click onto the curve → Curve Type → Set Akima'''		:'''Right-Click onto the curve → Curve Type → Set Akima'''
	:'''(E)''' Modifie the Curve by dragging the pivots. The pivot turns yellow when activated. Double-Click onto the curve to add more pivots.		5.'''(E)''' Modifie the Curve by dragging the pivots. The pivot turns yellow when activated. Double-Click onto the curve to add more pivots.

	~~:'''(F)''' Right-Click onto the curve to 'Delete selected Pivots', 'Set Pivot Values' or 'Reset Curve'~~.

			6.'''(F)''' Right-Click onto the curve to 'Delete selected Pivots', 'Set Pivot Values' or 'Reset Curve'.

	The modifications become active as soon as the cue/the playlist is played back again.		The modifications become active as soon as the cue/the playlist is played back again.

Behrooz at 17:01, 13 March 2019

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	:'''(D)''' Selcet the 'Curve Type' of the timeline, e.g. 'Set Akima'.		:'''(D)''' Selcet the 'Curve Type' of the timeline, e.g. 'Set Akima'.
	::'''Right-Click onto the curve → Curve Type → Set Akima'''		::'''Right-Click onto the curve → Curve Type → Set Akima'''

	:'''(E)''' Modifie the Curve by dragging the pivots. The pivot turns yellow when activated. Double-Click onto the curve to add more pivots.		:'''(E)''' Modifie the Curve by dragging the pivots. The pivot turns yellow when activated. Double-Click onto the curve to add more pivots.

Behrooz at 17:01, 13 March 2019

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	:'''(D)''' Selcet the 'Curve Type' of the timeline, e.g. 'Set Akima'.		:'''(D)''' Selcet the 'Curve Type' of the timeline, e.g. 'Set Akima'.
	:::'''Right-Click onto the curve → Curve Type → Set Akima'''		::'''Right-Click onto the curve → Curve Type → Set Akima'''

	:'''(E)''' Modifie the Curve by dragging the pivots. The pivot turns yellow when activated. Double-Click onto the curve to add more pivots.		:'''(E)''' Modifie the Curve by dragging the pivots. The pivot turns yellow when activated. Double-Click onto the curve to add more pivots.