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Revision as of 18:12, 13 January 2010
The "Time Offset" parameter is a parameter of the Paste Canvas layer. It brings the animation of the entire contents of the referenced layer forward by the given value. Using negative values it is possible to delay the encapsulated layer, too.
Note that the Time Offset Parameter applies to the contents of the Paste Canvas Layer, not to the layer itself. So if the parameters of the Paste Canvas layer itself are animated, such as its Origin, the Time Offset Parameter won't cause them to change.
The "Time Offset" can be animated, just like any other parameter, so it can be used in various non-obvious ways:
Those examples need to be fixed and revised!
- Repeat: Set the offset to 0s at 0s and to -10s at 10s, and the first 10 seconds of the encapsulated layer will play twice (at 0s through 10s, and 10 through 20s). At 20s it will continue to play as normal, but delayed by 10s.
- Fast Forward: Set the offset to 0s at 0s and to 10s at 5s, and the first 10 seconds of the encapsulated layer will play at double speed (at 0s through 5s). After 5s it will continue to play at normal speed.
- Reverse: Set the offset to 10s at 0s, and to -10s at 10s, and the first 10 seconds of the encapsulated layer will play backwards. After 10s, it will play forward, from the beginning.
See Time-offset-demo.sifz for an example of each of the above.
See this example for another use of the Time Offset Parameter, exploring the Time Loop Layer.
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