One for the beginning and the second one for the end of the “transparent”. Step 5: Ok, now click “Yes” and go to the keyframes-view in the bottom left corner. You will now be presented with the “ shall I convert the simple to Advanced keyframes”-question.īefore clicking “Yes”, note that the position and size parameters are grayed out as they should be. Step 4: Select the “Text:Rich” in the lower layer that is the shadow for our text and click on the keyframe symbol behind the position and size.
This has no effect to the rendering btw, it just looks weird in the preview window. The texts suddenly do not line up when you select the “transparent”. Here something already goes wrong in displaying. Step 3: Copy the “Text:Rich” filter and give the one in the bottom layer a grayish color to represent the shadow. Step 2: Add a “Text:Rich” filter with a lorum-ipsum text. Step 1: Create a “transparent” layer with transparant color. Hopefully am a bit more clear this time so people can understand my rambling I have made a new sample project to show what I mean.
#Shotcut keyframes windows 10#
Oh and before I forget, I work under Windows 10 with ShotCut version 22.04.25Īloha Hudson555x and other forum readers! (English is not my native language so hopefully I did not make people mad) Perhaps I missed or misunderstood something. Then I added an extra filter “Size, position & rotate” and with that last filer I did the X+2, Y+2-trick. So my workaround was to copy the transparent layer and in the one on the lower track I again did the color/opacity trick. Simple keyframes will be converted to advanced keyframes. This will remove all simple keyframes for all parameters. I think it should change the preset to “Custom” or something like that and keep the keyframes ShotCut made when you said “Yes” to the question : Confirm Removing Simple Keyframes ? Specially coz it literally asks if you want to convert the keyframes. In my humble opinion, ShotCut should NOT remove the keyframes. But after ShotCut removes all the keyframes the X-position remains X+2 and Y is reset back to Y ?!?! In order to make the shadow appear, I changed the both the X and Y position to X+2 and Y+2. Text inclusive shadow was perfect… Until I clicked on the lower transparent that holds the shadow.īut here is the weird thing. So I copied the transparent layer with the text in it, changed the color and the opacity of the one in the lower video track and had ShotCut convert the simple keyframes to advanced keyframes and then I changed the X-Y position in the converted keyframes. So I have a scrolltext and it scrolls as it should.īut unfortunatly there is no dropshadow possible ( ? feature request ?)
However… something does not sit right with me… When a preset is selected, the “home made” keyframes are gone. I saw that the conclusion was that this is not a bug but a feature. Text:rich - large scrolling window doesn’t register key frames After hitting a blank wall myself and reading this post :
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