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246 Creating Motion
Distributed duplication
Duplicates a selected object the number of
times entered in the settings. The first
element is a copy of the original object. The
objects are modified in increments until the
final object reflects the parameters entered
in the settings.
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Number of copies
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Offset distance, x position, in pixels
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Offset distance, y position, in pixels
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Offset rotation, in degrees
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Offset start frame, in frames across Timeline
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Exponential scaling by x, y scale, in
delta percentage
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Linear scaling by x, y scale, in delta
percentage
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Final alpha, in percentage
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Change color, select/deselect
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Final color, in RGB hex value (final copy has
this color value; intermediate copies gradually
transition to it)
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Duplication delay, in frames (results in pause
between copies)
Blur
Creates a motion blur effect by changing the
alpha value, position, or scale of an object
over time.
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Effect duration, in frames
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Allow horizontal blur
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Allow vertical blur
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Direction of blur
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Number of steps
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Starting scale
Drop shadow
Creates a shadow below the selected
element.
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Color, in hex RGB value
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Alpha transparency, in percentage
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Shadow offset, in
x, y
offset, in pixels
Expand
Expands, contracts, or expands and
contracts objects over time. This effect
works best with two or more objects
grouped together or combined in a movie
clip or graphic symbol. Objects containing
text or letters work well with this effect.
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Expand duration, in frames
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Expand, squeeze, both
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Expand direction, to left, from center, to right
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Fragment offset, in pixels
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Shift group center by,
x, y
offset, in pixels
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Change fragment size by, height, width, in
pixels
Motion effect name and description Settings