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+{{indexmenu_n>3}}
+===== Animation Tab =====
+The Animation Tab is shown below.This provides the various adjustments and parameters to control animation of objects.
+{{:en-us:9.0:objectsandanimation_1:o_a-animation-tab.jpg|}}
+----
+    * For Pan and Rotate, adjustments can be made in three planes
+      * X,Y and Z for Pan
+      * C,Y and X for Rotate
+    * These adjustments replace the 3D parameters provided in Version 8.
+    * A new adjustment called Framing is provided (see [[:en-us:9.0:objectsandanimation_1:animation_tab|Framing]])
+    * The Color Correction parameters have been expanded in Version 9 ([[:en-us:9.0:objectsandanimation_1:animation_tab|Color Correction]])
+    * The "Key Frame Time" box shows the time (in milliseconds) of the selected Key Frame
+===== Parameter Controls =====
+==== Display Mode for Pan and Zoom ====
+----
+{{:en-us:9.0:objectsandanimation:v9-o_a005.jpg  }}
+----
+    * Pan and Zoom values can be read in Percent (%), Pixels (px) or Original Pts
+    * Click on the "%", "px" or "pt" symbol to choose
+    * Click on 100% in Zoom to choose Original Size (Original/Actual Pixels)
+==== Percentage / Pixels / Points ====
+**In Pan:**
+    * In "Percentage" mode the "x" and "y" values are displayed from the Centre Point of the Object with respect to the Centre Point of its Parent
+    * In "Pixel" mode the "x" and "y" values are displayed from the Top Left corner of the Object with respect to the Top Left corner of its Parent
+    * In "Original Points" mode the "x" and "y" values are displayed from the Centre Point of the Object with respect to the Centre Point of its Parent
+{{:en-us:9.0:objectsandanimation:v9-o_a006.jpg  }}
+----
+**In Zoom:**
+    * In "Percentage" mode the "x" and "y" values are calculated with respect to the Parent
+    * In "Pixels" mode the "x" and "y" values are the "Actual Pixels" of the Object after any Zoom has been applied
+    * In "Original Points" mode the "x" and "y" values are the percentage dimensions with respect to the Original Pixel Dimensions of the Object
+{{:en-us:9.0:objectsandanimation:v9-o_a007.jpg  }}
+----
+**Rotate**
+    * Z - Rotate the Object about the Centre Point
+    * Y - Revolve about the Vertical Axis Centre Point
+    * X - Revolve about the Horizontal Axis Centre Point
+** Centre**
+    * X - The horizontal Centre of Rotation of the Object relative to the Centre of the Object's Parent(%)
+    * Y - The vertical Centre of Rotation of the Object relative the Centre of the Object's Parent(%)
+----
+==== Changing Parameters with the Mouse ====
+    * Place the Mouse on any Letter (e.g. X,Y or Z in the Pan Controls) and click and drag left or Right
+    * You can also Right Click on any Letter and access commonly used Preset Values (See Right Click Menus below)
+    * You can "double click" on any letter to change the value back to its default state
+==== Keyboard Entry ====
+    * In any box, highlight the existing value and type in a new value
+OR Place the cursor in a box and:
+    * UP arrow on Keyboard increases the value by one unit
+    * DOWN arrow decreases the value by one unit
+    * Pg Up on Keyboard increases the value by ten units
+    * Pg Dn on Keyboard decreases the value by ten units
+The UNITS depend on the chosen Display Mode:
+    * In % Mode the units will increase/decrease by 1% or 10% of the Parent Frame (or Background)
+    * In Px Mode the units will increase/decrease by 1 Pixel or 10 Pixels - relative to Project Size
+    * In Pt Mode the units will increase/decrease by 1 Pixel or 10 Pixels relative to the Original size of the Object
+**Pan**
+    * The parameters can be read in Percentage, Pixels or Original Points
+    * X - Horizontal movement of the Object relative to the width of the Object's Parent Frame
+    * Y - Vertical movement of the Object relative to the height of the Object's Parent Frame
+    * Z - Zoom - "Closer to" or "further away from" the viewer
+**Zoom**
+    * The parameters can be read in Percentage, Pixels or Original Points
+    * X - The horizontal dimension relative to the native size/resolution of the Object's Parent Frame
+    * Y - The vertical dimension relative to the native size/resolution of the Object's Parent Frame
+    * With the "Chain Link" deselected the object can be distorted
+    * With the "Chain Link" restored the distorted image/object can be scaled
+    * Click on 100% to return to default settings (100%)
+The UNITS depend on the chosen Display Mode:
+    * In % Mode 100% = 100% of the Parent (Slide / Frame etc)
+    * In Px Mode the Pixel Dimensions of the Object are shown
+    * In Pt Mode 100% = 100% of the Native Pixels of the Object
+**Examples**
+The first example shows a 1920×1080 Image inserted into a (default) 16:9 - 1920×1080 Project. Note the values for the %, Px and Pt Modes in the Zoom Box.
+----
+{{:en-us:9.0:objectsandanimation:v9-o_a013.jpg  }}
+----
+The next example shows the same 1920×1080 Image inserted into a 4:3 - 1024×768 Project. Note the values for the %, Px and Pt Modes in the Zoom Box.
+----
+{{:en-us:9.0:objectsandanimation:v9-o_a014.jpg  }}
+----
+==== The Right Click Menus for X, Y and Z ====
+----
+{{:en-us:9.0:objectsandanimation:v9-o_a015.jpg  }}
+----
+{{:en-us:9.0:objectsandanimation:v9-o_a016.jpg  }}
+----
+===== Modifiers =====
+==== Animation Speed Modifiers ====
+----
+{{:en-us:9.0:objectsandanimation_1:mod_01.jpg|}}
+{{:en-us:9.0:objectsandanimation:v9-o_a018.jpg  }}
+----
+**Acceleration Time** and **Deceleration Time** can be set separately or together to produce the Speed Option effects of Version 8
+Combinations of Acceleration and Deceleration will produce an almost infinite number of Animation Speed Effects
+**Start Speed** will either Slow Down (Negative values) or Speed Up (Positive values) the Start Phase of the Animation Speed set with Acceleration and Deceleration Times
+**Final Speed** will either Slow Down (Positive values) or Speed Up (Negative values) the Final Phase of the Animation Speed set with Acceleration and Deceleration Times
+"Bounce Effects" are possible by using Negative Values of either Start Impulse or Final Braking
+==== X, Y and Z Effects Modifiers ====
+----
+{{:en-us:9.0:objectsandanimation:v9-o_a019.jpg  }}
+----
+    * **Amplitude** is a percentage of the dimensions of the Parent Frame of the Object (or the slide Dimensions where no other frame exists)
+      * For an X Modifier 100% Amplitude = 50% of the X Dimension of the Parent Frame
+      * For a Y Modifier 100% Amplitude = 50% of the Y Dimension of the Parent Frame
+      * For a Z Modifier:
+        * For a setting of 100 the Object is moved backward or forward (with respect to the viewer) by an amount equal to half of the height of the Project Resolution
+        * In a 1920x1080 Project the Object is moved backward or forward by an amount equal to (1080 x 0.5) = 540 Pixels
+    * **Repeats**    is the number of times that the Effect is performed between two Key Frames (or from the KF with the Modifier to the end of the slide)
+    * **Phase Shift**    is a percentage of the duration of one repeat of the effect between two Key Frames (or from the KF with the Modifier to the end of the slide)
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+=====   =====
+===== Other Adjustments =====
+==== Framing ====
+{{:en-us:9.0:objectsandanimation:v9-o_a009.jpg  }}
+----
+    * S = Scale
+    * X = X Axis Offset
+    * Y = Y Axis Offset
+    * Use in conjunction with the Border Control and Aspect Ratio Crop in Properties Tab
+    * S, X and Y can be set per Key Frame with Zoom and Pan etc
+    * Choose an Aspect Ratio for your image in Properties / Aspect Ratio Crop (Optional)
+    * Choose a Border Width in Properties / Border (Optional)
+    * In Animation / Framing use the Scale (S) slider to zoom into or out of the Image within the Frame
+    * Use the X and Y offset sliders to re-position the Image in the Frame
+    * The size of the Frame can be adjusted using the Zoom slider
+    * The Scale, Offset and Zoom controls can then be set for individual Key Frames to provide Animation of the Frame and its contents
+See also: [[:en-us:9.0:how_to_v9:framing|Framing]]
+==== Opacity ====
+    * A -This adjustment controls the Opacity of an Object between 0 -100%
+==== Blur ====
+    * R -This adjustment controls the Radius of the amount of Blur(+) or Sharpening(-) applied to an Object
+==== Color Correction ====
+{{:en-us:9.0:objectsandanimation:v9-o_a017.jpg  }}
+----
+=== Levels ===
+    * Black Point - Adjust the Black Point
+    * Mid Tones - Adjust the Mid Point or Gamma
+    * White Point - Adjust the White Point
+=== Brightness / Contrast ===
+    * Brightness - Adjust the Brightness of the Object
+    * Contrast - Adjust the Contrast of the Object
+=== Hue / Saturation ===
+    * Hue - Adjust the Hue of the Object
+    * Saturation - Adjust the Saturation of the Object
+    * Lightness - Adjust the Lightness of the Object
+=== Toning ===
+    * Preset - Presently Cyan and Custom
+    * Color - Color Picker
+    * Amount - Fade the effect of the Toning
+=== Coloration ===
+    * Duplicate of Toning
+=== Negative ===
+    * Creates a Negative Image
+==== Key-Frame Time ====
+This box shows the Key Frame time in milliseconds.  The value shown is always the time associated with the individual slide.
+----
+{{:en-us:9.0:o:v9.0j_key_frame_time_01.jpg  }}
+----
+    * If "Show Global Times of Key Frames" is selected in the "Tools" menu, the time shown above a selected Key Frame will be the global time in seconds
+    * The "Key Frame Time" box will always show the time associated with the Slide
+----
+{{:en-us:9.0:o:v9.0j_key_frame_time_02.jpg  }}
+----
+    * If "Show Global Times of Key Frames" is de-selected in the "Tools" menu, the time shown above a selected Key Frame will be the local or slide time in seconds
+    * The "Key Frame Time" box will always show the time associated with the Slide