It's that special time again! Let's learn all about Transwarp.
The presets in this plugin contain common controls, with a few exceptions.
We'll start with this section, using this preset as our example.
The first control we'll go over is Edit Mode.
To activate it, click on this box.
Notice the change in the viewer.
Let's check out the playback!
With Edit Mode on, we can see changes to our transition as we make adjustments.
We can also see the direction of the animation, the rotation, and whether it is inverted or not.
Now, we'll deselect it.
Next, let's look at Invert.
The Invert control makes the transition occur in the opposite direction.
Let's check it on.
And here's how that looks.
What a fun effect!
Below that, we'll find Slide Direction.
Slide Direction determines which way the transition will move.
In this menu, we'll choose the Up direction.
Let's see how that looks.
The upward slide really adds a dynamic feeling to the transition.
Next, let's check out Spin Direction.
The Spin Direction determines how far the clip will rotate during the transition.
From the menu, we'll choose 180 degrees counterclockwise.
And here's what that looks like.
Look at them go!
Moving on, let's learn about Animation Delay.
The Animation Delay control adjusts the ease in and ease out of the animation.
If we increase the value, the start and end of the animation will be more delayed.
Here's a comparison.
That delay really changes the feeling of the animation.
Below that, we'll find the Dolly Amount controls.
The A Dolly Amount controls the zoom level for the first clip during the transition.
And the B Dolly Amount does the same for the second clip.
Let's check it out.
It's subtle, but the two clips get closer to the screen during the transition.
Next, let's look at the Style Controls.
The Effect Brightness adjusts how bright the transition is.
Let's look at the difference.
Right under that, we'll see Effect Blur Amount.
The Effect Blur Amount adjusts the blurriness of the clips during the transition.
Let's play back the clips.
And at the bottom, we'll see the Color Channel controls.
The Red Channel control adjusts how much distortion will occur in the red values.
The Green Channel control adjusts the amount of distortion in the green values.
And the Blue Channel control determines how much distortion occurs in the blue values.
Let's see how it looks with those changes.
Now that we've seen all the controls in this category, we'll switch to the next section,
using this preset as our example.
We've already gone over these controls in the previous section,
so we'll skip to the unique controls.
The Rotate Direction control determines how much the clip will rotate during the transition.
So if we choose clockwise 180 degrees, here's what it looks like.
Right below that, we'll see the Elasticity control.
Elasticity determines the stretchiness of the clips during the transition.
Let's see how that looks.
Like launching a rubber band!
Let's check out the final section with this preset!
We learned how these controls worked in the first section, so we'll skip to the new control.
The Swing Amount control adjusts how much the clip will swing at the end of the transition.
Just look at that thing go!
That's it, the tutorial's over, and now you're an expert!