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==Introducere==

{{l|Export|Exportul}} and {{l|Convert|conversia}} valorii unui nod - {{l|ValueNode}} are among the most interesting features of synfig. A combination of them allows the user to organize complex animations modifying just a few parameters. See the tutorial {{l|Doc:Following_a_BLine}} for an example.

Sometimes you would like to do the same combination of exported values and convert types. And it is so tedious to repeat each time.

There is a way to avoid this and reuse the exported and converted values.

Imagine that you have a situation where you have a cool conversion combination and want to use it into another already done animation. You can do the following:

# In the animation file that has the cool conversion do:
## Export all the values that you want to control. For example if parameter 'a' is a=b+c then you should export three parameters: 'a', 'b' and 'c'. The exported parameter 'a' will be an ''Add'' parameter and will be calculated based on the 'b' and 'c' exported parameters.
## Delete all the layers (you don't need them at all, because you only need the cool conversion combination). Save the file with other name ("master.sifz"). This will be the main file.
# Go to File->Import and select the file that have the current done animation where on you want to use the cool exported valuenodes combination.
# Then select the imported paste canvas layer and go to its canvas parameter and export it. Set a meaningful name. Save the "master" file and close it.
#Open the "master" file again and you'll see that the imported animation file (already an exported canvas) has an expand triangle that allows to select the layers that are inside of it.
# Select the parameter of the layer of the imported canvas that you want and link the parameter to any of the "master" canvas exported values that are accessible to the children layers parameters, using the right click mouse button.

That's all folks! ;-)

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 ## Exportati toate valorile pe care doriti sa le controlati. De exemplu daca parametrul 'a' este a=b+c, atunci va trebui sa exportati trei parametri: 'a', 'b' si 'c'. Paramentrul exportat 'a' va fi un parametru adaugat - ''Add'' si va fi calculat in functie de parametrii exportati 'b' si 'c'.
 ## Stergeti toate straturile (nu aveti nevoie de toate, ci doar conversia in cauza). Salvati fisierul cu alt nume ("master.sifz"). Acesta va fi fisierul principal.
-# Go to File->Import and select the file that have the current done animation where on you want to use the cool exported valuenodes combination.
+# Apoi din File->Import selectati fisierul in care doriti sa folositi combinatia valorilor nodurilor exportate.
-# Then select the imported paste canvas layer and go to its canvas parameter and export it. Set a meaningful name. Save the "master" file and close it.
+# De aici selectati stratul paste canvas importat, mergeti la parametrul stratului si exportati-l. Setati un nume pentru acesta. Salvati fisierul "master" si inchideti-l.
-#Open the "master" file again and you'll see that the imported animation file (already an exported canvas) has an expand triangle that allows to select the layers that are inside of it.
+#Deschideti inca o data fisierul "master" si veti vedea fisierul cu animatia importata (deja un spatiu de lucru exportat) - are un triunghi de expandare care permite selectia straturilor din el.
-# Select the parameter of the layer of the imported canvas that you want and link the parameter to any of the "master" canvas exported values that are accessible to the children layers parameters, using the right click mouse button.
+# Selectati parametrul stratului din spatiul de lucru importat pe care il doriti si legati parametrul la valorile oricarui spatiu de lucru "master" exportat care sunt accessibile parametrilor straturilor-copil, folosind butonul din dreapta al mouse-ului.
-−
-That's all folks! ;-)

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 Exista o metoda de evitare a repetarii operatiei si de refolosire a valorilor exportate si convertite.
-Inchipuiti-va ca aveti o situatie in care ..... you have a cool conversion combination and want to use it into another already done animation. You can do the following:
+Inchipuiti-va ca va aflati in situatia in care aveti o combinatie reusita de conversie si doriti s ao folositi in alta animatie deja facuta. Va trebui sa faceti urmatoarele:
-# In the animation file that has the cool conversion do:
+# In fisierul cu animatia care are conversia reusita:
-## Export all the values that you want to control. For example if parameter 'a' is a=b+c then you should export three parameters: 'a', 'b' and 'c'. The exported parameter 'a' will be an ''Add'' parameter and will be calculated based on the 'b' and 'c' exported parameters.
+## Exportati toate valorile pe care doriti sa le controlati. De exemplu daca parametrul 'a' este a=b+c, atunci va trebui sa exportati trei parametri: 'a', 'b' si 'c'. Paramentrul exportat 'a' va fi un parametru adaugat - ''Add'' si va fi calculat in functie de parametrii exportati 'b' si 'c'.
-## Delete all the layers (you don't need them at all, because you only need the cool conversion combination). Save the file with other name ("master.sifz"). This will be the main file.
+## Stergeti toate straturile (nu aveti nevoie de toate, ci doar conversia in cauza). Salvati fisierul cu alt nume ("master.sifz"). Acesta va fi fisierul principal.
 # Go to File->Import and select the file that have the current done animation where on you want to use the cool exported valuenodes combination.
 # Then select the imported paste canvas layer and go to its canvas parameter and export it. Set a meaningful name. Save the "master" file and close it.

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 ==Introducere==
-{{l|Export|Exportul}} and {{l|Convert|conversia}} valorii unui nod - {{l|ValueNode}} are among the most interesting features of synfig. A combination of them allows the user to organize complex animations modifying just a few parameters. See the tutorial {{l|Doc:Following_a_BLine}} for an example.
+{{l|Export|Exportul}} si {{l|Convert|conversia}} valorii unui nod - {{l|ValueNode}} sunt printre cele mai interesante caracteristici ale aplicatiei synfig. O combinatie a acestora permite utilizatorului sa organizeze animatii complexe prin modificarea catorva parametri. Vedeti lectia de urmarire a unui element {{l|Doc:Following_a_BLine}}.
-Sometimes you would like to do the same combination of exported values and convert types. And it is so tedious to repeat each time.
+Uneori e posibil sa doriti ca sa faceti aceeasi combinatie a valorilor exportate si a tipurilor convertite. Si este obositor sa repetati acelasi lucru de mai multe ori.
-There is a way to avoid this and reuse the exported and converted values.
+Exista o metoda de evitare a repetarii operatiei si de refolosire a valorilor exportate si convertite.
-Imagine that you have a situation where you have a cool conversion combination and want to use it into another already done animation. You can do the following:
+Inchipuiti-va ca aveti o situatie in care ..... you have a cool conversion combination and want to use it into another already done animation. You can do the following:
 # In the animation file that has the cool conversion do: