Library Panel - Revision history

FirasH: Cleaning and review

2020-04-02T09:18:00Z

Cleaning and review

D.j.a.y: Undo revision 21759 by D.j.a.y (talk) remove test bis

2016-04-19T07:31:50Z

Undo revision 21759 by D.j.a.y (talk) remove test bis

D.j.a.y: Undo revision 21760 by D.j.a.y (talk) test

2016-04-19T07:31:20Z

Undo revision 21760 by D.j.a.y (talk) test

D.j.a.y: test bis

2016-04-19T07:30:37Z

test bis

D.j.a.y: test external links

2016-04-19T07:29:55Z

test external links

D.j.a.y: intra link

2016-04-19T07:23:17Z

intra link

D.j.a.y: Add data linking category

2015-01-27T08:14:11Z

Add data linking category

Zelgadis: Text replace - "{{Category|NewTerminology}}" to "{{NewTerminology}}"

2013-05-20T07:55:39Z

Text replace - "{{Category|NewTerminology}}" to "{{NewTerminology}}"

D.j.a.y: screenshot / icon

2013-03-15T12:13:13Z

screenshot / icon

Zelgadis: "control points" -> "handles"

2013-01-26T14:24:26Z

"control points" -> "handles"

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-The Library panel shows all exported {{l|ValueNode|value nodes}} and all canvases in the current animation.
+The {{Literal|Library Panel}} shows all exported {{l|ValueNode|value nodes}} and all canvases in the current animation.
-If you find yourself using a particular color over and over again, it's a good idea to export it into the Library panel so you can easily pick the same colour in the future.  Simply right-click on the color in the {{l|Parameters Panel}} and choose "{{l|Export}}" from the menu.  You will be prompted for a name to associate with the value.  In order to see the newly exported value in the Library panel, you will have to open up the "ValueBase Nodes" tree if it isn't already opened.  The same technique works for any other parameter as well, even for complete animated spline paths.
+If you find yourself using a particular Color over and over again, it's a good idea to export it into the Library Panel so you can easily pick the same Color in the future. Simply right-click on the Color in the {{l|Parameters Panel}} and choose "{{l|Export}}" from the menu. You will be prompted for a name to associate with the value. In order to see the newly exported value in the Library Panel, you will have to open up the {{Literal|ValueBase Nodes}} tree if it isn't already opened. The same technique works for any other parameter as well, even for complete animated Spline paths.
-To use a value that you have exported into the Library panel in a different layer, simply select the value in the Library panel then right-click the parameter you want to apply it to in the {{l|Parameters Panel}}.  Select "{{l|Connect}}" to use the value.
+To use a value that you have exported into the {{Literal|Library Panel}} in a different layer, simply select the value in the {{Literal|Library Panel}} then right-click the parameter you want to apply it to in the {{l|Parameters Panel}}. Select "{{l|Connect}}" to use the value.
-The values stored in the Library panel store their animations with them.  So if you have a circle whose color changes from red to yellow over time, and export that circle's Color parameter and use it to color a rectangle, the rectangle will also change from red to yellow over time, in exactly the same way.  The color of the two shapes will now be linked, so editing either one of them will affect the other.
+The values stored in the {{Literal|Library Panel}} store their animations with them. So if you have a Circle whose Color changes from red to yellow over time, and export that Circle's Color parameter and use it to Color a Rectangle, the Rectangle will also change from red to yellow over time, in exactly the same way. The Color of the two shapes will now be linked, so editing either one of them will affect the other.
-When a value is selected in the Library Panel, its handle will be shown in the {{l|Work Area Window}}.  These handle will remain as you switch from layer to layer, which can be confusing.
+When a value is selected in the {{Literal|Library Panel}}, its handle will be shown in the {{l|Work Area Window}}. These handle will remain as you switch from layer to layer, which can be confusing.
-It is possible, using drag and drop, to organise the values in the Library panel into a hierarchical structure, but currently the structure you create isn't saved into the .sifz file, so any organisation you do will be lost when you next open the document.
+It is possible, using drag and drop, to organise the values in the {{Literal|Library Panel}} into a hierarchical structure, but currently the structure you create isn't saved into the .sifz file, so any organisation you do will be lost when you next open the document.
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