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Inspector Window - Flux - The Cinematic Editor For Unity

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Flux - The Cinematic Editor For Unity. View Range and Playback Controls. Adding Tracks to Timelines. Selecting and Editing Events. Adding Multiple Events to Tracks. When creating a sequence you need to access a lot of different objects to setup it’s events, and the way Unity works the inspector is always overtaken by the selected objects, which breaks the whole editing workflow. For that reason, Flux has it’s own Inspector, which you can find under Window - Flux menu.

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Adding Tracks to Timelines - Flux - The Cinematic Editor For Unity

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Flux - The Cinematic Editor For Unity. View Range and Playback Controls. Adding Tracks to Timelines. Selecting and Editing Events. Adding Multiple Events to Tracks. Adding Tracks to Timelines. To add tracks to a timeline just click on the icon in the timeline header. There is a set of default events bundled with Flux, but you can always add your own later on. That will create a track for that event type. By default you have one event added to it. Selecting and Editing Events.

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Features - Flux - The Cinematic Editor For Unity

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Flux - The Cinematic Editor For Unity. View Range and Playback Controls. Adding Tracks to Timelines. Selecting and Editing Events. Adding Multiple Events to Tracks. Flux is an editor tool, and as such it has to allow you to see what's going on when the game isn't running. You can scrub frame by frame, restrict view range to only focus on what you need, and do all this without changing the scene. Even more exciting, it supports scrubbing of animations with blending! Flux runs on both Unity Free and Pro&#4...

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What Is Flux? - Flux - The Cinematic Editor For Unity

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Flux - The Cinematic Editor For Unity. View Range and Playback Controls. Adding Tracks to Timelines. Selecting and Editing Events. Adding Multiple Events to Tracks. Flux creates sequences, which are like scripts that say what happens at what time! It is comprised of 2 parts: Editor window, and Inspector window. To access these windows simply go to Window - Flux:.

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View Range & Playback Controls - Flux - The Cinematic Editor For Unity

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Flux - The Cinematic Editor For Unity. View Range and Playback Controls. Adding Tracks to Timelines. Selecting and Editing Events. Adding Multiple Events to Tracks. The view range defines how much of the sequence we’re seeing when we’re editing it. It is used simply to help you focus on what you’re working on, zooming into the range of frames. It is also used to limit what gets played when you play it using the playback controls. Shows the current frame we're on, or nothing if the sequence is stopped.

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Editor Window - Flux - The Cinematic Editor For Unity

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Flux - The Cinematic Editor For Unity. View Range and Playback Controls. Adding Tracks to Timelines. Selecting and Editing Events. Adding Multiple Events to Tracks. The Editor window is where you can setup the sequences. By default, it looks like this:. When you have a sequence selected, the window changes it’s appearance to the following:. By default a new sequence is empty. At the top, you have which sequence is being edited and it’s properties:. Update Mode: what time does it use to update.

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Videos - Flux - The Cinematic Editor For Unity

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Flux - The Cinematic Editor For Unity. View Range and Playback Controls. Adding Tracks to Timelines. Selecting and Editing Events. Adding Multiple Events to Tracks. Even though Flux 2.0 has quite some differences, make sure that you also check 1.x videos below, given that 99% of what is mentioned there is still valid.

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Adding Multiple Events to Tracks - Flux - The Cinematic Editor For Unity

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Flux - The Cinematic Editor For Unity. View Range and Playback Controls. Adding Tracks to Timelines. Selecting and Editing Events. Adding Multiple Events to Tracks. Adding Multiple Events to Tracks. Most of the times you’ll want to have multiple events of the same type, for example one to fade in the object and another to fade it out. Selecting and Editing Events.

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Settings - Flux - The Cinematic Editor For Unity

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Flux - The Cinematic Editor For Unity. View Range and Playback Controls. Adding Tracks to Timelines. Selecting and Editing Events. Adding Multiple Events to Tracks. Settings is a file (FluxSettings.asset) that comes with Flux, and it allows you to set the colours you want to have for your events and also what are the default containers that your project requires. If your project doesn't have this asset, you can create it from the Window - Flux menu. Flux requires this asset in order to run.