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Fade In/Fade Out (ONLY FOR CAMTASIA 3 - ONWARDS):.The Voice Narration Bin (ONLY FOR CAMTASIA 3 - ONWARD):.WARNING ON CAMTASIA STOCK ASSETS ONLINE:.The Library Bin (ONLY FOR CAMTASIA 3 - ONWARD):.A Note On The Properties Tab For Tool Bin Effects and Assets:.Other Functions and Shortcuts (ONLY FOR CAMTASIA 3 - ONWARD):.A Note on the Relationship Between the Media Bin and Timeline:.I also tried setting the Zoom Duration for each version of the script to be "0", but there is still a flash when changing each zoom scene for the first time, as the zoom process seems unavoidable. (I am wanting the zoom "effect" to be derived from a simple scene fade.) This is working, except for one thing: the first time after starting OBS, and selecting one of the 3 zoom scenes, it does execute an actual zoom effect - which is not what I want - I want the scene to be at the desired zoom level to start. that is what you get when you select the "100%" scene. What this gets me is each of the 3 zoom scenes only allow a zoomed view, and cannot be zoomed out. Notice I have set both the zoom.lock and zoom.flag to True, and commented out the elif statement. Obs.timer_add(zoom.tick, zoom.refresh_rate) I am trying to set up a scene for each of 3 different zoom levels, along with a 4th at "full" (100%).Ĭurrently, I have 3 versions of the script that have the very last If statement looking like this:
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