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    • goodboy
      goodboy last edited by

      Hi

      Is there a way of putting an effect on the stage so it's constantly there, ie I have 20 scenes finished consisting of transparent PNG's, and movie files, but I would like to add a texture like an old movie scratch on them all, so it's there all the time, is this possible? or do I have to implement it in the 20 scenes one by one?
      Thanks
      Joe

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      • dbini
        dbini last edited by

        does the Projector for each scene have the same settings? if so, you can replace each Projector with a Broadcaster, and place a Listener, your desired texture effect, and a Projector in a separate scene, and activate this so that it remains active as you pass through each of the other scenes.

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        • goodboy
          goodboy last edited by

          No, there are multiple projectors within a given scene and different settings, some of them are moving and zooming, but I get what your saying and will give it a go, cheers!

          J

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          • goodboy
            goodboy last edited by

            I was hoping for some magic 'global stage actor' ;)

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            • Maximortal
              Maximortal last edited by

              may be if you use virtual stages in each scene?

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              • Fred
                Fred last edited by

                If you had used a user actor with a projector inside it you could have done this. Crappy I know to offer this, but if you are making similar scenes over and over user actor are the way to go. This way when you want to change them all you only have to change one.

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