Synme: addition of the English tutorial in french version

2016-03-03T16:09:46Z

addition of the English tutorial in french version

D.j.a.y: translation in progress

2013-12-15T19:11:22Z

translation in progress

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{{Title|Noeud de Valeur}}
{{Category|Glossary}}
{{NewTerminology}}


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Une Noeud de Valeur est une valeur qui peut changer dans le temps.

A ValueNode represents a description of a value and how it changes (or doesn't!) over time.

ValueNodes are the things we see as the value for every parameter of every layer. The waypoints visible in the timetrack dialog are also part of the ValueNode - waypoints are how Animated ValueNodes work out what value to be at each point in time.

Each ValueNode (and hence each {{l|Parameter}} in Synfig has one of 13 {{l|Dev:Types|Types}}.

There are three kinds of ValueNodes in Synfig. In the following examples the ValueNode's type is a [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Real_number real number] in each case:

== Noeuds de Valeurs Constants ==

These have a single value for all time, and no waypoints. An example of such a ValueNode would be:

"3.4, for ever"

== Noeuds de Valeurs Animés ==

These have {{l|Waypoints}} that specify their value at particular points in time. For times which don't have a value specified, the value is calculated by interpolating between the waypoints. An example would be:

"3.4 at the beginning of the animation,
move smoothly up to 7.6 at time = 10 seconds,
then jump instantly to 2.0
and stay there until the end of time"

== Noeuds de Valeurs Convertis ==

These are ValueNodes which have been {{l|Convert|Converted}} into sub-parameters, each of which is itself a ValueNode. Right-clicking on a parameter and selecting a type from the 'convert' sub-menu allows you to convert a ValueNode. Converted ValueNodes don't have waypoints themselves, but their sub-parameters may do. An example would be:
"start at 3.4 and linearly increase by 1.2 per second"

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-Une Noeud de Valeur est une valeur qui peut changer dans le temps.
+Un {{l|ValueNode}} est une valeur qui peut changer dans le temps.
-A ValueNode represents a description of a value and how it changes (or doesn't!) over time.
+A {{l|ValueNode}} represents a description of a value and how it changes (or doesn't!) over time.
-ValueNodes are the things we see as the value for every parameter of every layer.  The waypoints visible in the timetrack dialog are also part of the ValueNode - waypoints are how Animated ValueNodes work out what value to be at each point in time.
+{{l|ValueNode|ValueNodes}} are the things we see as the value for every parameter of every {{l|Layers|layer}}.  The {{l|Waypoint|waypoints}} visible in the {{l|Timetrack Panel}} are also part of the {{l|ValueNode}} - waypoints are how Animated {{l|ValueNode|ValueNodes}} work out what value to be at each point in time.
-Each ValueNode (and hence each {{l|Parameter}} in Synfig has one of 13 {{l|Dev:Types|Types}}.
+Each {{l|ValueNode}} (and hence each {{l|Parameter}} in Synfig has one of 13 {{l|Dev:Types|Types}}.
-There are three kinds of ValueNodes in Synfig.  In the following examples the ValueNode's type is a [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Real_number real number] in each case:
+=Kinds of ValueNodes=
 == Noeuds de Valeurs Constants ==
-These have a single value for all time, and no waypoints.  An example of such a ValueNode would be:
+These have a single value for all time, and no waypoints.  An example of such a {{l|ValueNode}} would be:
   "3.4, for ever"
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 == Noeuds de Valeurs Convertis ==
-These are ValueNodes which have been {{l|Convert|Converted}} into sub-parameters, each of which is itself a ValueNode.  Right-clicking on a parameter and selecting a type from the 'convert' sub-menu allows you to convert a ValueNode.  Converted ValueNodes don't have waypoints themselves, but their sub-parameters may do.  An example would be:
+These are {{l|ValueNode|ValueNodes}} which have been {{l|Convert|Converted}} into sub-parameters, each of which is itself a {{l|ValueNode}}.  Right-clicking on a parameter and selecting a type from the 'convert' sub-menu allows you to convert a {{l|ValueNode}}.  Converted {{l|ValueNode|ValueNodes}} don't have waypoints themselves, but their sub-parameters may do.  An example would be:
    "start at 3.4 and linearly increase by 1.2 per second"

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