Hey Chris! Is there a way to rotate or scale a clip once it's in the drop zone? I see other creators making transparent overlay guidelines to manually position the clips, but if I need to rotate the clip, I'm left with a crooked video.
hey Kyle, thanks for your question. just tested your situation; for context, I'm imagining you find a shot where your gimbal was slightly off, and you may want to rotate by 1 degree lets say? -- no, I dont currently have anything built into the generator to facilitate that. however, scaling the clip inside the generator without affecting the boundaries - yes we can do that. You'd double click the offending clip inside your viewer, and then you'd be presented with the regular dashed lines and blue circles around the corners to resize however you wish. for rotating, two options; 1)rotate the clip on its own and then make it a compound, and then use the compound clip asthe source of the drop zone. 2) I could probably work out some kind of rotation slider for each drop zone, however, we'd then need one rotation slider for each drop zone, and it might present further complications, and/or not work as I'm expecting it to in my mind right now. in any case -- thanks for watching, and sharing your ideas!
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Hey Chris! Is there a way to rotate or scale a clip once it's in the drop zone? I see other creators making transparent overlay guidelines to manually position the clips, but if I need to rotate the clip, I'm left with a crooked video.
hey Kyle, thanks for your question. just tested your situation;
for context, I'm imagining you find a shot where your gimbal was slightly off, and you may want to rotate by 1 degree lets say? -- no, I dont currently have anything built into the generator to facilitate that.
however, scaling the clip inside the generator without affecting the boundaries - yes we can do that. You'd double click the offending clip inside your viewer, and then you'd be presented with the regular dashed lines and blue circles around the corners to resize however you wish.
for rotating, two options; 1)rotate the clip on its own and then make it a compound, and then use the compound clip asthe source of the drop zone. 2) I could probably work out some kind of rotation slider for each drop zone, however, we'd then need one rotation slider for each drop zone, and it might present further complications, and/or not work as I'm expecting it to in my mind right now.
in any case -- thanks for watching, and sharing your ideas!