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MVS-8000A Frame store animations

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Sun, 02/04/2007 - 12:58
Chris Bade
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When building Framestore animations using timeline effects, is it possible to only effect the Frame store channels that you intend to animate and leave the others alone? I believe that I was able to do it before, but now it seems that all eight channels are effected by my timeline. I guess I'm looking for a xpt hold for the framestore channels.

Thanks,

Chris Bade
WTVF
Nashville

Chris Bade
WTVF
Nashville

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Mon, 02/05/2007 - 14:53
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Rick Edwards
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Also, if you go to the specific USER's path menu and set the path to OFF on the FM's you DON'T want to change that will also allow you to do what yuo want. But..... I agree with Bob, I also always separate my FM pairs into different USER regions so I don't have to keep setting the path to off. RE
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Mon, 02/05/2007 - 03:02
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Chris Bade
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Great! I'll try that. Thanks, Chris Bade WTVF Nashville

Chris Bade
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Sun, 02/04/2007 - 22:31
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Bob Ennis
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If you've assigned multiple framestore channels to the same user region, then all of those channels will be affected when you call up a timeline on that region. I separate my framestore channel pairs out into different regions for just that reason.

Bob Ennis

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