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Published by: Autodesk, Inc. 111 Mclnnis Parkway San Rafael, CA 94903, USA Title: Autodesk Composite 2011 User Guide Document Version: 2 Date: March 11, 2010 Contents Chapter 1 Preface . 1 About Composite . 1 About This Guide . 2 Getting Help . 2 Part 1 Getting Started . 5 Chapter 2 About Getting Started . 7 About The Chapters . 7 Chapter 3 Interface Fundamentals . 9 Basic Interface Functions . 9 The Gate UI . 12 The Drop Gate . 14 The Composite Interface . 17 Tools, Views & Pick List tabs . 30 The Player . 34 Zooming and Panning . 39 Navigating and Browsing . 40 Working with Schematic . 50 iii Chapter 4 Start Compositing Now! . 77 Try First, Read Later . 77 Start Composite, Create Composition, Import Media and Go . 77 Add Media . 81 Add Tools . 83 To Render the Composition . 86 Part 2 Reference . 91 Chapter 5 About Reference . 93 About the Chapters . 93 Chapter 6 Projects . 95 About Projects . 95 Example Workflows . 97 Setting Project Preferences . 97 Archiving or Restoring . 104 Chapter 7 Wiretap . 111 Accessing the IFFFS Libraries on the Network Using Wiretap . 111 Accessing Media Via Wiretap . 112 Accessing IFFFS Clips . 113 Chapter 8 Importing Media . 115 About Media . 115 Physical Location of Media . 116 Supported Media Formats . 116 Importing Media . 118 Using the Image Import Tool . 125 Log to Lin Workflows . 126 Moving Imported Compositions into Project Folders . 126 Image and File I/O . 127 Premultiplication . 138 Chapter 9 Getting Familiar with Your Workspace . 139 Working with a Task-Based UI . 140 Pick List . 141 Tool Presets . 146 Animation Editor . 149 Layer Editor . 150 Player . 153 View Layouts . 153 iv | Contents Color Picker . 154 Calculators . 161 Hotkey Editor . 163 Setting User Preferences . 168 Previewing Video . 172 Creating User Defined Attributes . 176 Other Workspace Functions . 187 Chapter 10 The Player . 189 About the Player . 190 Player View Default Settings . 190 Setting the Target . 191 Setting Context Points . 191 Playing Back in Multiple Views . 192 Playback Performance . 192 Setting the Target for the Player . 194 Setting the Channels for the Target . 195 Setting the Mark In and Mark Out Points for Playback . 197 Setting the Repeat Mode . 197 Setting the Frame Rate for Playback . 197 Setting the Real-Time Playback Preference . 198 Synchronizing or Separating Playback between Views . 199 Setting the Playback Point when the Player Updates . 200 Setting the Resolution for a Player . 201 Setting the Grid in the Player . 201 Setting a Region of Interest (ROI) in the Player . 202 Displaying Masks and Guides . 203 Showing or Hiding Tiles . 204 Turning Hardware Rendering On or Off . 205 Setting the Pixel Aspect Ratio of the Player . 206 Displaying Player Option Information in the Player view . 206 Displaying Manipulators in the Player . 208 In-player Pixel Display . 209 Adjusting the Zoom or Pan . 209 Applying a LUT or Color Conversion Tool to the Player . 210 The Mini-Player . 211 The Fullscreen Player . 213 Chapter 11 Working with Compositions . 217 Creating Compositions . 217 Rendering, Caching and Versioning . 224 Linking Compositions . 234 Closing a Composition . 236 Contents | v Chapter 12 Multilayer Compositing and 3D Effects . 239 Reaction Compositing and Effects . 240 Compositing Workflow . 242 Basic Compositing in Reaction . 243 Working with Maya Pre-Comps . 250 Working with Layers . 251 Working with Geometric Surfaces . 254 Using Parenting Axes . 256 Working with Materials . 257 Working with Lights . 268 Working with Cameras . ..
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