Timeline Panel - Revision history

Chris Monson: /* Command Markers */

2013-03-06T02:28:44Z

‎Command Markers

2013-02-27T06:48:53Z

‎Keyboard And Mouse Shortcuts

2013-02-27T06:48:29Z

‎Keyboard Shortcuts

2013-02-27T06:36:50Z

2013-02-27T06:35:27Z

‎Markers

2013-02-27T06:32:41Z

‎Audio

2013-02-27T06:30:09Z

‎Cue Types

2013-02-27T05:45:03Z

‎Cues

2013-02-27T05:43:01Z

‎Cues

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 ==Command Markers==
 Command markers allow you to execute commands as playback passes a certain point in time.
 ===Command Marker Types===

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 Move Timeline - '''Middle Mouse Drag''' or '''M + Left Mouse Drag'''
 Zoom - '''Mouse Wheel''' or '''+''' and '''-'''
 Return to Start - '''Home'''
 Go To End - '''End'''
 Play/Pause - '''Space Bar'''
 Play Backwards - '''Backspace'''
 Skip to Next Cue - '''Right Arrow'''
 Go to Previous Cue - '''Left Arrow'''
 Toggle Follow/Hold - '''F'''
 Toggle Tracking/Non-Tracking - '''T'''
 Subdivide - '''S'''
 Delete Cues/Audio - '''Delete'''
 Select All - '''CTRL + A'''
 Select None - ''' CTRL + D'''

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 Executes a [[Midi Show Control]] command.
-==Keyboard Shortcuts==
+==Keyboard And Mouse Shortcuts==
-Return to Start: '''Home'''
+Move Timeline - '''Middle Mouse Drag''' or '''M + Left Mouse Drag'''

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	====Midi Show Control====		====Midi Show Control====
	Executes a [[Midi Show Control]] command.		Executes a [[Midi Show Control]] command.
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		+	==Keyboard Shortcuts==
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		+	Return to Start: '''Home'''

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 The audio track allows you to load in audio files for synchronizing cues to music. Audio files are manipulated in the same manner as cues with the exception of there being no fade ins or outs on audio tracks. Audio tracks do not rescale on changing of tempo in beats mode.
-==Markers==
+==Command Markers==
-===Marker Types===
+===Command Marker Types===

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 ==Cue Types==
 ===Hold===
 ===Follow===
 ===Tracking===
 ===Non-Tracking===
 ==Audio==

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 ===Collapse===
 Collapse flattens the nested structure of the selected cue. You can collapse a cue by right clicking on it and selecting collapse.
 ==Cue Types==

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	In general the tracking approach creates simpler shows, with less to manage. Instead of having to look through every channel on a cue to make an adjustment you only need to deal with what has been changed in that particular cue.		In general the tracking approach creates simpler shows, with less to manage. Instead of having to look through every channel on a cue to make an adjustment you only need to deal with what has been changed in that particular cue.
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		+	===Cue Length===
		+	The length of a cue is adjusted by clicking and dragging on either the left or right edge of a cue.
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		+	===Fade In===
		+	You can adjust your fade in time by clicking and dragging on the upper left corner of a cue.
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		+	===Fade Out===
		+	You can adjust your fade out time by clicking and dragging on the upper right corner of a cue.
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		+	===Moving Cues===
		+	To rearrange a cue, click on the middle of the cue and drag it to where you would like it to go. When you release the cue all other cues will snap into position around it.
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		+	===Nesting===
		+	You can nest cues inside one another by dragging a cue below another cue.
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		+	===Subdivide===
		+	Subdivide takes an existing cue, and creates two nested cues inside of itself. You can subdivide a cue by right clicking on it and selecting subdivide.
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		+	===Collapse===
		+	Collapse flattens the nested structure of the selected cue. You can collapse a cue by right clicking on it and selecting collapse.

	==Cue Types==		==Cue Types==

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	The timeline panel is your main work space for working with cue timings, audio synchronization and midi show control.		The timeline panel is your main work space for working with cue timings, audio synchronization and midi show control.
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		+	==Time Scales==
		+	===Time===
		+	The default time scale in Lightforge is "Time". This measures your progression through time in hours, minutes, and seconds.
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		+	===Beats===
		+	The Beats time scale allows you to specify a tempo (beats per minute), and number of beats per measure. You can then record your cues and set your timings to this time scale. Adjusting your tempo will automatically scale the playback of your cues and effects to the new tempo. You can enable beats mode by clicking on the "Beats" toggle button in the time section of the Timeline panel. Once selected you can adjust your tempo by clicking the "bpm" button below the "Beats" button

	==Cues==		==Cues==