First, let’s re-organise our panels in Kinetic Designer to manage our Tasks.
- Go to View > Tasks. The Tasks tab will show up. You can move it to any part of your interface by drag & dropping it’s name on the top left corner.
We want to have a few Tasks to quickly relocate the playback head to key moments in our Timeline.
This is how we are going to structure our tasks :
- SUBTASK1 = Set the Timeline Opacity (Grand Master) at 0 with a fade of 1 second.
- SUBTASK2 = 1 second after SUBTASK 1 : Relocate the Playback head somewhere in the timeline.
- SUBTASK3 = At the same time as SUBTASK 2 : Set the Timeline Opacity (Grand Master) at 100 with a fade of 1 second.
Creating a task
- Go to the
Task
tab. - Click on
+
to create a task. - Change the name to Play Blue Loop and choose a color to identify it.
- Drag & drop the Timeline from the
Timeline list
tab to theSubtask
tab. - Select the subtask that was just created and in the
Editor
panel set theAction
to GrandMaster value, set it to 0 with a duration of 1 second. - Copy & Paste this subtask in the
Task
tab (or drag & drop the Timeline again). - Click on the second subtask and set the
Action
to Play at time… and set the timecode to 00:00:12:00.
At this point you can also select the Blue_Loop in the timeline, pressi
on the keyboard to set the playback head at the start of the layer, select the timecode value, and copy it to paste it in the subtask value. - Copy/Paste the subtask again.
- Select the third subtask and set the
Action
to GrandMaster value, set it to 100 with a duration of 1 second. - In the
Task
tab, set a delay on the second subtask of 1 second. - Select the Task then click on
Launch
to see the result.
You can move yourTask
tab to some other place in the interface to have yourPreview
panel visible.
- Repeat this process and create three other Tasks to Play Jingle1, Jingle2, Jingle3.
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