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You can create gradient layers in many ways, such as using the Ramp effect or creating them in Photoshop or Illus-
trator.
The degree to which the transition is gradual for each pixel. If this value is 0%, pixels in the clip
Transition Softness
to which the effect is applied are either completely opaque or completely transparent. If this value is greater than
0%, pixels are semitransparent at the intermediate stages of the transition.
How the gradient layer's pixels are mapped to the pixels of the clip to which the effect is
Gradient Placement
applied:
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Uses multiple tiled copies of the gradient layer.
Tile Gradient
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Uses a single instance of the gradient layer in the center of the clip.
Center Gradient
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Resizes the gradient layer horizontally and vertically to fit the entire area of the clip.
Stretch Gradient To Fit
Inverts the gradient layer's influence; lighter pixels in the gradient layer create transparency at a
Invert Gradient
lower Transition Completion value than do darker pixels.
Linear Wipe effect
The Linear Wipe effect performs a simple linear wipe of a clip in a specified direction.
The direction that the wipe travels. For example, at 90° the wipe travels from left to right.
Wipe Angle
Original image (left), and with effect applied (center and right)
Radial Wipe effect (Windows only)
(High bit-depth) The Radial Wipe effect reveals an underlying clip using a wipe that circles around a specified point.
The angle at which the transition starts. With a start angle of 0°, the transition starts at the top.
Start Angle
Specifies whether the transition moves clockwise or counterclockwise, or alternates between the two.
Wipe
Original image (left), and with effect applied (center and right)
Venetian Blinds effect (Windows only)
(High bit-depth) The Venetian Blinds effect reveals an underlying clip using strips of specified direction and width.
April 1, 2008
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