The Introduction of LUT User Interface
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Activate |
Used to enable or disable Post Effect. When it is unchecked all of the components under Post Effect will be disabled. |
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Save |
Save the entire Effect List including timeline keys to an .iEffect file. |
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Rename |
Change the name of the currently selected effect. Name of the timeline track will also be affected. |
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Image Info and Size |
Image Info displays the LUT image file name (not including the extension). Image Size displays the dimensions of the LUT image in pixels. |
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LUT Image |
Displays an image representation of the LUT data in the .iEffect file. Users can double click on the image or drag and drop a file to replace the LUT data. |
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Adjust Color |
Make adjustments to the LUT image. Check out here for more detailed explanation: |
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Save File |
Store the LUT image to an external file. |
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Open File |
Open an external LUT image file. Current supported formats are PNG, TGA, BMP at resolutions of 256x16 and 1024x32. |
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Launch Editor |
Send the LUT image to a 2D image editor. |
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Blend Strength |
Adjust the effect contribution. LUT effect allows for multiple layers and, like IBL, can be keyed for animation. |
