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Power Window softness keyframable by dragging points?
So I want to keyframe the position of inside vs outside. for example drag only the pink softness points to a new position. Often need to color scenes that need a lot of softness on the left and almost none on the right of a custom power window. What I want to do is to adjust softness gradient similar to masking in Smoke.
Dan Powers
P3 Media
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If i remember correctly this is not possible for now.
Maybe in future releases.
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Should be possible with the Power Curve. Set a dynamic for the shape and continue to keyframe from there. You don’t get a keyframe for each individual point, obviously, but you should be able to accomplish what you’re trying to do.
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Cant have a hard edge on one side of a Power Curve and a soft edge on the other.
I had to stack another node to soften up one side.Dan Powers
P3 Media
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Wait I found you can adjust the softness points individually , but only if zoomed to a certain level on the viewer. If the points are too close together it groups them all. CTRL + several times and you can grab the points individually. That is what I was looking for. Now if I could just pan the viewer window to see the points that are outside the zoomed region.
Dan Powers
P3 Media
Austin, TX -
[Dan Powers] “Now if I could just pan the viewer window to see the points that are outside the zoomed region.”
Center click + scroll wheel will zoom out the Viewer and let you see beyond the edges of the frame. Is this what you’re talking about? -
Hold the middle mouse button to pan the image around the viewer.
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Thanks for the feedback! My Kensington Expert Mouse Pro Trackball doesnt have a middle button, but I did find that pressing down on the scroll wheel and moving the trackball will reposition the zoomed in viewer.
Loving Resolve 10! As a near life long on-line guy and someone who used DaVinci with Ursa some 20 years ago, it was an absolute pleasure to revisit DaVince.Dan Powers
P3 Media
Austin, TX -
[Dan Powers] “My Kensington Expert Mouse Pro Trackball doesnt have a middle button, but I did find that pressing down on the scroll wheel and moving the trackball will reposition the zoomed in viewer.”
I love the Expert Mouse and used it for many, many years, but I reverted to a simple 3-button Kensington wired optical mouse especially for Resolve. No muss, no fuss.
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