One thing you can do is, you can use image capture or cueuick capture down here. Actually
set these up as a multi zone Cue. If I go back here. Select my two halves of my logo.
I got both of them projecting up there. If I want to go and basically turn this into
one Cue. I can go to the new capture. Click on capture and you'll see it right down here.
All have to do is click and drag this into an open Cue. I'm gonna deselect these. When
I click on this Cue here, it's automatically taking my two Cue's. Projecting them across
the multiple zones. That's one thing I can do. Another thing. If I want to set this up
on the timeline. Let's go down the workspace. Click this here. Go to the timeline. Let's
close this tab. Just delete that Cue. I'm gonna go and drag these onto two tracks. I'm
just gonna line them up. I'm gonna go into my track properties and make sure the projection
zones are set accordingly. Track one I'm gonna have projecting to laser one. Then track two,
I'm gonna set to project to laser two. When I go to play that, it's playing my logo. When
you get all these logo setup, I basically had to do, I set up in a timeline to basically
play right after each other. With some fade ins, fade out zoom. Basically when I built
these, I was just kind of eyeballing it. When I got to the site, it was it was a pretty
tight spot that I had to project onto. Certain logos were a little too big, certain logos
needed to be repositioned, maybe up or down. There's two ways I could do that. There's
a few ways I could do that. One, I could go back into the original frame and resize it
here. Resave it. Then have to cut out my sections again. But I don't want to do that. The other
way I could do it is, I could just click in here and resize or reposition for each track.
But that is a little too time-consuming as well and I don't really want to do that. The
way I'm gonna do this is, I'm going to use a bus track. A bus track is a way where I
can add effects on to that track that will be used on multiple laser tracks. It's hard
to explain so I'll just go ahead and try to show you here. What I'm gonna do is I'm gonna
add a bus. I'm actually gonna add two buses. These are my buses, five and six. I'm gonna
go into the track properties of bus five. Under the bus tab, I'm going to select bus
a. This is gonna be bus a. For track six I'm gonna go into the track properties. Click
on bus and I'm gonna select bus b. I've got bus a and bus b. I'll just go and rename them
here. Bus a and bus b. Now what I want to do is, I'm gonna add an effect onto these
lines or onto these bus tracks. Basically I want to add a a sizing key effect, in a
positioning key effect to each one of these tracks. That's really gonna be all I need
as far as repositioning these logos. I'll just go ahead and do it. If I create a new
event, I don't know why but it's it's not doing anything. The way I've been getting
around that is, I'll just throw a quick effect up on here. I go over to my effect tab. I'm
just gonna delete all those. Now I got an empty effect in here. You just want to start
with an empty effect. This is gonna be my sizing track. I'm gonna go to my key effect
and click size. This may be confusing but you'll know what I'm doing here in just a
second. In the track properties of laser one, I'm going to go to my bus tab. I'm going to
allow the track to be controlled by bus a. Because I remember this is bus a and that's
gonna be my size. I'm also going to go ahead and select bus b as well. Bus b is going to
be my position key effect. I'm gonna do that for track two as well. Bus a bus b. Now anything
on these tracks, bus a and bus b will affect for both. Let me just go in here and show
you what that means. I'm on my size effect and when I make a I'll just click on here
when I make a resizing on here you can see that it's actually affecting both laser one
and laser two. Because I have my buses set up that way. You can see how this would be
useful for any of these effects to send one effect over multiple tracks without having
to go in here and set the same effect on each track. That's how I would do that. For bus
b I would set up my position and it would be the same thing. I'll be able to use one
position effect to reposition these logos. That's the easiest way to do that. That's
useful for so many things in the time line.