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Disable fade between step in Sequence edit mode.
The Sequence Editor has a function that can help when fade / scene time is long.
Imagine a sequence with 10 scenes and a scene time of 10 seconds for each scene.
To check that all are as wanted the “left”, “right” or “play” arrows are used in the sequence editor.
It takes 10 seconds for each step and that time can seems endless when it is only the light setting and not the time that are to be checked.
By check On “Disable fade between step” under “sequence Editor” →“Options” then it is possible to skip this waiting time.
When this is checked “on” the scenes are appears immediately when “Left” or “Right” arrow is pressed without waiting for the scene-time timeout.
Sequence Editor Options
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The Sequence Editor has a function that can help when fade / scene time is long.
Imagine a sequence with 10 scenes and a scene time of 10 seconds for each scene.
To check that all are as wanted the “left”, “right” or “play” arrows are used in the sequence editor.
It takes 10 seconds for each step and that time can seems endless when it is only the light setting and not the time that are to be checked.
By check On “Disable fade between step” under “sequence Editor” →“Options” then it is possible to skip this waiting time.
When this is checked “on” the scenes are appears immediately when “Left” or “Right” arrow is pressed without waiting for the scene-time timeout.
Sequence Editor Options
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