Both of them are represented on the text layer with dotted white lines. Enter adds a transition where the text appears. Each one has a list of ready-made motion templates: hover one to see an example, add it by clicking on it. Select the text layer interested, and then click one between Enter, Emphasis and Exit. Looks is the one just seen, where you edit the text appearance. On top, you have two modes: Looks and Motions. In this case your mouse will show four arrows. Drag the white nodes to scale the text box. Indeed you can use it to manage your text. Your text is contained inside a box, that won't be rendered in your project.
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Stereoscopic Settings sets the visualization, try it! Let's see how to edit fast your text.
Leave it blank if you want the background to be totally transparent. The square on the left lets you add colors, gradients, an image or a video. Through Background settings, you will manage the Title clip background. You can choose a simple plain color, with or without transparency a two-side gradient, or you can even drag a photo or a video with motion, deciding the starting point. You can set the color clicking on the square. Keep in mind that Look Settings affects just the piece of text selected, if you have any. If you want to delete a fill, click on the bin button. Then, more at the bottom, you can add blur and opacity, offset and color. The enabled fillings have an orange square on the right. You can add more faces to the text, they will be simply mixed together through the Opacity.
By default, you always have one face at least, that you can edit, but not delete, since it is used to define the text.
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When you click on the A, you will add a subsection, in this case called Face, plus a number. They do work exactly the same, so let's just focus on one kind of A. The first one adds fill, the second one stroke, and the third one shadow. To change appearance, you need to go to Look Settings section.
Select the text you want to edit, and make it bold, italic, underlined, adjust its lines distribution, size and font. To change its content, you can simply select and type inside through the preview, or use the dedicated list below Text Settings. Let's see how to edit a simple piece of text. At the bottom, you have again a timeline, that works almost the same respect to the main timeline. On the right you have a list of all the settings that can be applied on the objects we are going to see. You can't add, however, other Title clips. With nothing selected on the Preview, you can drag on your Title clip any video or image files, that can be mixed with your text in progress. On the left you find the Navigation panel again. Once setting duration and placement, you have all the time interval and the preview set fine to create text that does fit. You will notice that the Title Editor timeline will last as much as the Title clip. For example, if you want to place this text during a transition, put the Title clip right there. Second, place the text clip where you want it to be in your project. In fact, you can't change the time duration of the Title clip from the Title Editor, so you need to set it from the main timeline, stratching the edges. This is very important if you want to apply motion to the text. First, it is better to fix the Title clip's length from the start. There are two important things to set before going on with the text, once created. The Preview shows exactly the project where the main playhead of the timeline is set. On the centre, you have the Preview, to see how the text is fitting the project. Its workspace is very similar to what seen in the Edit mode. So you must know how to use the Title Editor. You can always come back editing Title clips double-clicking on them, opening the Title Editor. You will just need to change the text content with the Title Editor in this case too. These are ready to be used, you just need to drag them in the timeline. In case you need cool text fast, you can also use the templates in Titles section, colored in yellow, inside the Navigation list on the left. The Title Editor lets you create these kind of clips, that you can then manage and edit as normal video clips. In general it can contain more pieces of text, geometrical shapes, motions and even multiple videos. A Title clip can be more complex than a simple piece of text. A new window, called Title Editor, is used to create Title clips, represented in green color in the timeline. To add custom text, place your playhead in a vacant side of your project, and then click on Create Title, the T icon next to the clef one. Hi there! Let's see how to add and edit text in Pinnacle Studio 17.
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