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3D Six-Pack Technical Support
How to Apply 3D Six-Pack in Premiere or Vegas
In Premiere Pro: From the Effects window (Video Transitions > Pixelan folder), drag 3D Six-Pack onto a cut point between two clips in any track. (Or drag it onto the head or tail of a single clip.) Then in the Effect Controls window, click the Custom button. The simple 3D Six-Pack interface will then appear (see below).
In Premiere Elements: From the Edit pane (Transitions section), drag 3D Six-Pack onto a cut point between two clips in any track. The simple 3D Six-Pack interface will then appear (see below).
| In Sony Vegas or Vegas Movie Studio: Overlap two events in the SAME video track of your Vegas timeline, automatically creating a crossfade transition. Then drag 3D Six-Pack (the name or the Vegas preset for it) from the Transitions list onto the crossfade. Or right-click the crossfade and choose Transition Properties, then double-click 3D Six-Pack. In the Video Event FX window/pane, click the “Click Here” button to view the simple 3D Six-Pack interface (see below). |
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3D Six-Pack Tips and Tricks
In Premiere Pro or Premiere Elements:
• To reverse the flow of the transition, turn on the Reverse check box in the Effects Control pane of Premiere.
• To apply 3D Six-Pack to a title, drop 3D-Six-Pack onto the head or tail of a title clip, instead of between two overlapped clips like a usual transition.
In Sony Vegas or Vegas Movie Studio:
• To preview the transition in Vegas real-time and interactively, turn on the Loop play button at the bottom of the Vegas timeline, then double-click the 3D Six-Pack transition that you applied in the timeline. Highly recommended and very cool!
• To reverse the flow of the transition, turn on the Reverse check box under the Click Here button(shown above) in the Video Event FX window/pane.
• To apply 3D Six-Pack to a title, drop a 3D Six-Pack transition onto the head or tail of a title event. Or overlap a title event with an empty event (right-click in the track and choose "Insert Empty Event"), then apply 3D Six-Pack to the overlap.
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