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Synergy 100 MD Operator’s Manual (v7.2 MD-S100) Squeeze & Tease MD Sequences and Wipes • 17–29
Creating a Squeeze & Tease Wipe
The process for building a Key Squeeze & Tease Wipe or a Background Squeeze & Tease Wipe is the
same. To build a Squeeze & Tease Wipe, you create the pattern that the image will follow. When you
run the Squeeze & Tease Wipe on a Key, the image follows the shape of the pattern you have created,
so it does not matter where the Key is on the screen when you apply the wipe.
Sometimes the image needs to travel further to get off screen than at other times (depending on its
starting location). When you use a preset, for example,
Slide Off , the system creates a virtual “last
Keyframe” to put the image where it should be in order to move it off screen. Refer to the following
example when creating your Squeeze & Tease wipe.
Creating a Squeeze & Tease Wipe
This section shows you how to create a simple wipe that starts with a Key in lower right corner of the
screen. The Key is then moved to the upper left corner, followed by it sliding off the screen to the
right.
Use the following procedure to create a Squeeze & Tease Wipe:
1. Create and insert the first Keyframe in the sequence, refer to the section “ Creating a
Sequence ” on page 17–6 for details.
2. Adjust any parameters for the first Keyframe (duration or type of motion). The system
fills in the frames between the Keyframes to create the effect.
Important
Squeeze & Tease Wipe motions are relative by default. Images will
move a relative amount based on your wipe keyframes so different
sized images or images starting in different places will not follow
identical paths for the same wipe.
Note When this is the first Keyframe in the sequence, delete the existing
workspace if the timeline is not already empty.
The key image slides off
the screen
The key image moves to
the top left corner of the
screen
The key image starts in its
current position