How to set the GPU transitions in Edius

Today, let's talk about the EdiusGPU Transition customization Setup problem! Let's first prepare two pieces of footage on the timeline, then select the "Roll out-right" effect on a single-page scroll in a GPU effect and drag it between two pieces of material. Specific:

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Next we select the effects between the footage, then double click "Flip" in the Info window and go to the Flip settings box, see:

　　

　　

In the Landscape menu are: parameters, images, displacements, lighting, and other settings. First we click on the Parameters menu to set the parameters. Parameters, we can set the position of the transition viewpoint, by setting the X, Y, z values, as well as its perspective. For the "Over-scan reset" and "Safe color" options related to where to play, we won't talk about it here. "Flip" is the direction of the picture flipping. Below the window, we can set the key frame for this special effect.

Next we look at the "image" property, see the page:

There are wood found, most of the functions are similar ah, here is undoubtedly set to flip the image on the back of what, we can let it show the back of the first material can also be a second material, of course, we can define their own color. We can also set the edge of the flip material, its style can be changed, thickness ah opacity ah what can be set, I believe that the knowledge of the previous chapters you all know.

Then we look at the "displacement", in fact, the displacement is to change the position of the flip material. You set up according to the requirements, the specific settings are also related to your production requirements, page see:

　　

Finally "lighting" and "Other settings" Here is also unknown, believe that the smart you, try to know.

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How to set the GPU transitions in Edius