Jason K
I've had some luck with mapping different settings of colorize to some keys:
1 turns effect on/off and resets saturation
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Video_fx_select "colorize" & video_fx & video_fx_slider 3 50%
Q fly's through the colors
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Video_fx_select "colorize" & video_fx & video_fx_slider 4 100% & video_fx_slider 3 50%
A sweeps slowly through the colors
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Video_fx_select "colorize" & video_fx & video_fx_slider 4 25% & video_fx_slider 3 50%
Z makes the video black and white
Video_fx_select "colorize" & video_fx_slider 3 0%
All of the above works as expected.
My issue is setting up the next effect.
I want to layer effects and then take the layers away.
Adding another effect with how I mapped it cancels the first effect instead of layering over the top.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
1 turns effect on/off and resets saturation
Script
Video_fx_select "colorize" & video_fx & video_fx_slider 3 50%
Q fly's through the colors
Script
Video_fx_select "colorize" & video_fx & video_fx_slider 4 100% & video_fx_slider 3 50%
A sweeps slowly through the colors
Script
Video_fx_select "colorize" & video_fx & video_fx_slider 4 25% & video_fx_slider 3 50%
Z makes the video black and white
Video_fx_select "colorize" & video_fx_slider 3 0%
All of the above works as expected.
My issue is setting up the next effect.
I want to layer effects and then take the layers away.
Adding another effect with how I mapped it cancels the first effect instead of layering over the top.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Posted Wed 23 Jan 19 @ 4:26 am
Adion
Instead of video_fx_select, you can also use
effect_select "video" "colorize"
and in these case, you also have the option to use
effect_select_multi "video" "colorize"
which will not disable the previous effect.
effect_select "video" "colorize"
and in these case, you also have the option to use
effect_select_multi "video" "colorize"
which will not disable the previous effect.
Posted Thu 24 Jan 19 @ 5:19 pm