2006-10-03, 23:32 | Link #261 |
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Hi there~
I just spent an hour customizing a script from one of the automation demos. x__x; *is a n00b* Anyway... I was wondering if there's a simple code I can put in to make a wipe? I wanted the line to appear by quickly wiping from left to right. |
2006-10-04, 00:42 | Link #262 |
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You can use the \clip override to define what part of your text shows (or doesn't show).
Then use \t(\clip()) to move the \clip for the wipe effect. Example: {\clip(0,0,100,100)}{\t(\clip(100,0,100,100))} will wipe the text off the screen from left to right or {\clip(0,0,0,100)}{\t(\clip(0,0,100,100))}text to wipe text onto the screen from left to right (I think I have the parentheses all matched up ) edit: snippet from MorphineX's guide: Spoiler:
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2006-10-26, 01:15 | Link #266 | |
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\t([<t1>, <t2>, ] [<accel>,] <style modifiers>) Where <t1> is the start time offset in ms (i.e. how long after the sub first displays that the effect begins), <t2> is the end time offset in ms (BTW, both of these are optional... you can leave them out if you want the transformation to start when the text appears and end when it disappears), <accel> is a time-based acceleration of the transformation (between 0 and 1 = slows down; greater than 1 = speeds up; 1 = stays the same... again, this is optional), and <style modifiers> is whatever you want done (as long as it's compatible with \t) to the text. For example, in your case, it'd be something like {\t(200,500,\fscx300\fscy200)} if you wanted it to start growing 200ms after the text appears and, once it reaches 500ms after it appeared (total transformation time: 300ms), be twice as tall and three times as wide as it was before the change (and stop growing). |
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2006-10-28, 08:32 | Link #267 |
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Hello, i have a minor problem. I want to make a word glow starting from the left and ending to the right in a certain time period. Not the whole word to glow immediately, but letter after letter and the previous letters to remain glowed. Can you please help me?
Something like this: |
2006-10-28, 09:34 | Link #268 |
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That looks like two layers.
On top is the white text with black border, which isn't animated. Below that is another text layer with exactly the same text, but the border green instead, and much thicker. That layer is animated, either with a \t(\clip) or perhaps a \ko command. (I've never used \ko, I'm not sure if that's how it works.)
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2006-10-28, 11:41 | Link #270 |
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You'll probably need to use a combination of \t and \clip on the background layer. \ko won't cut it as it displays the outline of the segment all at once rather than a fill. In addition to that, I don't know of a way offhand to make the inner part of each letter larger without it affecting the relative placement of each letter (e.g. increasing font size spreads them out horizontally). It's going to be pretty convoluted and you're going to have to do a lot of tweaking. You're going to need one line with the foreground text (no karaoke timings needed) and then another line (placed before, not after, the standard line) with the "glow". If you already know how to use \t and \clip, then I won't bother explaining more about that. If you do need help, I've already started writing a text document describing the process. In any case... it'll look something like this:
<timing, style, etc.>,{\an8\pos(512,30)\3c&H000000&\bord4\clip(250 ,0,250,768)\t(50,100,\clip(250,0,275,768))\t(100,1 50,\clip(250,0,386,768))\t(200,600,\clip(250,0,774 ,768))}Hello world! <exact same timing, style, etc.>,{\an8}Hello world! Of course, if you wanted to, you could create a new style with the style overrides included in it, but I wanted to show you the things that would need to be different and the same between the two. Edit: The forum seems to be inserting spaces inside of my code... pretend they're not there. Last edited by Kupop; 2006-10-28 at 12:05. |
2006-10-28, 12:39 | Link #271 |
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(layer 2) {\an5\pos(200,200)\bord2\3c&H0000FF&}foo
(layer 1) {\an5\pos(200,200)\bord4\3c&H00FF00&}foo This will create a double-border effect. Note the two different border sizes, colors and the layering orders.
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2006-10-28, 14:24 | Link #272 | |
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2006-11-06, 23:26 | Link #274 |
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Sergejack,
under your signature, I downloaded the dead note op http://www.gameslover.net/EAF/redire...ile=testDN.avi How could it be done in ssa of karaoke effect at the bottom |
2006-11-07, 03:57 | Link #275 | |
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2006-11-07, 08:05 | Link #278 |
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Well it can be done in SSA and depends if vsfilter can handle it...\org with \frz or \frz or \fry ---- or more so a simple \t'd bunch of \fs with \K ? And of course Alpha.
SSa would be easier than AFX for this one. This file here - in the 2nd set about 1min 10 to 3min 8 sec --- you could figure it out like that..since you'll see something similar to that effect.*shrug* Which is self-explanatory if you know basic functions. |
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