Transitions

wilzer

Newbie Joined: Oct 30, 2011 14:33 Messages: 3 Offline

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Mar 20, 2012 10:49

How do you create new transitions?

ynotfish

Senior Contributor Location: N.S.W. Australia Joined: May 08, 2009 02:06 Messages: 9977 Offline

Mar 20, 2012 15:30

G'day wilzer -

The short answer is - you can't!

The long answer is - you can create the "illusion" of a different transition by using combinations of effects, PiP objects, particles etc... but they're not transitions in the PD sense of the word (i.e. template able to be inserted between two clips).

As an example, if you had a 1 second fade transition between two clips & inserted a particle effect in the track below, it would "look like" a new/different transition.

The produced file is attached.

I guess it's limited only by your imagination...

Cheers - Tony

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Bubba in TX

Senior Contributor Location: Central Texas Joined: Dec 12, 2009 21:32 Messages: 1332 Offline

Mar 21, 2012 10:01

I use the smoke particle quite a bit........with no other additions.

And people wonder why we hate looking at big videos in here... look at my normal speed when I downloaded Tony's 3 meg video... Cyberlink must be using dial up for these forums.... it has always been this slow for me and I have 8 meg service...


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