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Argument 1*: Transition duration (in frames)
Border Adjust
This command forces adjusts one or more specified border properties on a specified layer. Note that the color specific
arguments are optional, but all 3 (RGB) must be specified to be processed.
Command: KBD
Argument 1: Layer ID to adjust
Argument 2: Border Thickness (-255
–
255, negative for outside softness)
Argument 3*: Color Red (0-255)
Argument 4*: Color Green (0-255)
Argument 5*: Color Blue (0-255)
Argument 6*: H-Bevel offset (0-255)
Argument 7*: V-Bevel offset (0-255)
Argument 8*: Inside Softness (0-255)
Shadow Adjust
This command adjusts the shadow parameters for a specified layer
Command: KSH
Argument 1: Layer ID to adjust
Argument 2*: Horizontal Position (0-255)
Argument 3*: Vertical Position (0-255)
Argument 4*: Size (0-255)
Argument 5*: Transparency (0-255)
Argument 6*: Outside Softness (0-255)
Crop Layer
This command sets left, right, top, and bottom cropping for one or more specified layers.
Command: CRP
Argument 1: Left Crop (0.0
–
1.0)
Argument 2: Right Crop (0.0
–
1.0)
Argument 3: Top Crop (0.0
–
1.0)
Argument 4: Bottom Crop (0.0
–
1.0)
Argument 5 ~ XX: Layer ID to Apply Crop to
Source Apply
This command applies an existing source to one or more specified layers. A source is defined as an input configuration and
a router input. Use Vista Advanced to create sources and define connected routers.
Command: SRA
Argument 1: Source Name
Argument 2 ~ XX: Layer ID(s) to apply source to.
Router Crosspoint Recall
This command is used to switch crosspoints on a router connected to the Spyder frame. Note that argument 2 is optional;
if it is not specified, the logical patch is switched. A ‘logical’ output refers to the router patch configured from the S
pyder
software interfaces, which is stored as part of a router configuration. Also note that arguments 3 (output) and 4 (input) can
be repeated as many times as a user likes to stack a series of switches into a single command. If the router and the Spyder
control protocol for the router support ‘stack and trigger’ switching, Spyder will use this functionality automatically when
sending a command with multiple switch assignments.
Command: RCR
Argument 1: Router ID to switch.
Argument 2: (L = Switch Logical Output, P = Switch Physical Outputs)
Argument 3: Output to switch (Zero based).
Argument 4: Input to switch to (Zero based).
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