When changing the scroll direction, if the end point of scrolling in one direction shifts from the start point of scrolling in another direction, the image will blur the instant the direction changes during play.
Let's see how to eliminate this blurring.
In the figure below, scroll from the general sky view to include the car body as if panning the camera from A to B, then change the scroll direction as if zooming up the setting sun C. |
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After reading in an image, create a slightly smaller cutting frame at point A to make it the Start point. |
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The End point is at point B where the cutting frame should be made a bit larger (so it includes the car body). |
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Click the Execute button.
With operations 1 to 3 performed, you have an effect much like panning the camera from A (general sky view) to B (car body). |
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Click the End button to show the End frame. |
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While the End frame is still showing, put a check in Link Start/End frames. |
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Click the Start button -> Confirm that the cutting frame is in the same state as in the End frame. |
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Remove the check from Link Start/End frames. |
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After clicking the End button, make the cutting frame small enough just to include the setting sun, and move it onto the setting sun. |
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Click the Execute button. |
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A dialog box opens, asking for the insertion position for the panel animation. Put a check in After the current frame.For the details of using the dialog box, go here. |
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You can verify that the image scrolls smoothly and continuously in both directions by running the animation in the preview section. |
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