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Using Boris Continuum Complete with Apple® Motion®

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Working with Color Controls

Color controls are used to choose a color for some attribute of a Þlter or

object, such as a light source, border, or text face. Click the color chip to

access the system color picker. The system color picker includes a tool that

you can use to choose a color from the screen.

You can also use the Red, Green, and Blue sliders to change the value in

the corresponding color channel, or input Red, Green, and Blue values

directly into the numerical Þelds. You must click the Disclosure triangle to

view the individual color channel values.

Hiding a Filter

You can hide a Þlter to view the effect without the Þlter or to speed previews. Click the

Filter

Visibility

checkbox

. When visibility is off, the Þlter is not displayed in the rendered output.

Resetting a Filter

To reset a BCC Þlter to the default values, choose the default preset from the

Preset menu

. See in your User Guide for

more information.

Understanding Contextual Controls in Apple Motion

The Motion plug-in architecture does not support contextual controls, so parameters that do not apply are not dimmed

in the Inspector. This means that a parameter in the Inspector may not apply unless other parameters are met. For

example, the

Stretch/Direction

parameter in the PixelChooser Region parameter group has no affect if the

Shape menu

is set to Clock Wipe.

Because many Þlters use contextual controls, some parameters may not appear to work. Consult the documentation for

individual Þlters to determine whether a parameter is contextually dependent on another parameter. You can also click

the Help button in a Þlters banner to open its help Þle.

Color

Picker tool

Color Chip

Disclosure Triangle

Click to hide the ﬁlter

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