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:'''Rotation:''' rotation of the whole layer. It goes from 0 to 360. The standard value is 180. (Original position)
:'''Rotation:''' rotation of the whole layer. It goes from 0 to 360. The standard value is 180. (Original position)
:'''Reset:''' sets all the values to default.
:'''Reset:''' sets all the values to default.
''Tip: single values can be reset to default with a double click on the slider or can be tipped with a double click on the relative numeric value.''
''Tip: single values can be reset to default with a double click on the slider or can be typed with a double-click on the relative numeric value.''


'''Mode:''' The avaliable modes are: '''(B)'''
'''Mode:''' The avaliable modes are: '''(B)'''

Revision as of 17:25, 8 January 2020

Transforms: slider values usable to customize a 'Preload', a 'Layer' or the 'Render Output'.

Opacity: is the measure of how Nontransparent the layer is. The lower the 'Opacity' the more transparent the layer will be. The standard value is 1. (Full Opacity)
TranslationX: position of the layer on the X Axis. The standard value is 0. (Centered)
Scale: size of the layer. The standard value is 100. (Original size)
ScaleXY: size of the layer inversely proportional for X and Y Axis. The standard value is 0.5. (X and Y have the same size)
Rotation: rotation of the whole layer. It goes from 0 to 360. The standard value is 180. (Original position)
Reset: sets all the values to default.

Tip: single values can be reset to default with a double click on the slider or can be typed with a double-click on the relative numeric value.

Mode: The avaliable modes are: (B)

Picture in Picture, Add, Strong Add, Subtract, Multiply, Luminance, Strong Luminance, Darken, Lighten, Difference Black/White.

Aspect Mode:The avaliable Aspect Modes are:

Fill, Aspect, 1:1, Pixelwise, Predefined Positions. (C)

Tiling: The layer can be repeated: (C)

No repetition, X repetition, Y repetition, XY repetition.