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--- en-us:11.0:objectsandanimation_1:properties_tab [2023/02/04 10:45] – davegee
+++ en-us:11.0:objectsandanimation_1:properties_tab [2023/02/09 13:16] (current) – davegee
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   * This is used to control and adjust the properties of objects inserted into the Editor window.
-  * Objects can be inserted using the menu toolbar at the top left of the window.
+  * Objects can be inserted using the menu toolbar at the top left of the window or via the right click drop down menu - ADD.
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   * The actual parameters shown in this tab vary depending on the type of object selected, e.g. images, buttons, rectangles, text.
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   * Name: This contains the name of the selected object which can be changed to more readily identify an object
   * Picture: This is the file name and location of the selected object. An alternative object (with the same properties, key frames etc) can be selected by changing the object address
+  * Main Object - an Index Number can be assigned for use in Styles
   * Sharper(-)/Smoother(+):The default value is -100; Zero gives no Sharpening/Smoothing
+  * Blur Mode - Choose from dropdown Menu - adjust in Animations Tab
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+  * Gauss is the original blur mode
+  * Gauss Extended deals with the darkening at the edges which Gauss Mode creates (best for full screen images)
+  * Directional and Bokeh - see examples below
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+  * Nested Opacity - When ticked you can control the opacity of child objects when adjusting the opacity of the Parent Object
+  * Nested Colour Filters - When ticked the effect of a Colour Filter on a Parent Object is also seen in any child object
   * Low quality of resizing: Affects the quality of the object - see example below
   * Convert to Alpha image: See the section on Masks ([[:en-us:11.0:how_to_v9:mask|]]); See also "Negative" with regard to "Inverting a Mask"