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to manually set a lower maximum fps rate to distribute the load on the viewer's CPU among multiple RealPix presen­
tations that play simultaneously in a SMIL presentation. (You can override this global setting and use a different
maximum fps setting on individual effects.)
Title, Author, and Copyright
you use the RealPix presentation in a SMIL presentation, this information may be overridden by the title, author and
copyright information defined in the SMIL presentation.)
Adding images to a presentation (image library)
Before you can use images in a presentation, you must first add the images to the presentation's image library. The
image library lists the images that are available for the presentation. However, an image is not displayed in the presen­
tation until you associate the image with an effect in the timeline area. Each presentation contains its own image
library.
The image library shows the file name and handle ID for each image. When you add an image to the library, the
RealPix Editor automatically assigns a unique handle ID. In RealPix source code, this ID references images; file
names aren't used. The RealPix Editor automatically manages handle IDs for you. In most cases, you don't need to
change the handle ID assigned by the RealPix Editor.
To add images to the image library
Do either of the following:
Drag image files from a site window to the image library area.
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Adding an image to image library by dragging from a site window
Click the New Item button
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the image file in the the Image Inspector's URL box.
To delete an image from the image library
Select the image in the image library, and then click the Remove Selected Items button
To change a handle ID
Select the image in the image library, and then enter a unique ID number in the Handle ID box in the Image
Inspector.
Specifies the title, author, and copyright information for your RealPix presentation. (If
below the image library. Select the new item in the image library, and then specify
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