You can set the duration of your animation by entering a value in the field Animation Duration. It belongs to the application preferences so it will not be saved in the animation file.
#Delete key frame in kinemac movie
It doesn't affect the volume of the QT movie you will export, nor the volume of the embedded movie files. This value affects the master volume of the animation during the playback only. You can set the Master Volume of the animation.
You could turn it off while editing the animation, then before exporting the animation to a QT movie, turn it on again. Please note that the antialias is a time-consuming feature therefore it could slow down the animation speed, especially if set to "Best". Depending on your video-card implementation you will be able to set different qualities of antialias. If your video-card supports, you can turn on the Antialias and get a smooth image on the Stage. Click on the Options button to set more options (like a tile pattern or the volume of the background movie). You can set the way the background image will be mapped on the Stage by selecting one of the menu items from the Fill pop-up menu. To delete the background image, click on the Background Image/Movie well then press the Delete key. Also you can set a background image/movie dragging an image/movie file from the Finder onto the Stage window holding down the Option key. You can set a background image/movie dragging an image/movie file from the Finder onto the Background Image/Movie well. To preserve the transparency when exporting to a still image (File:Export Frame menu item), choose the TIFF or the PNG image format. To preserve the transparency (alpha channel) when exporting to a QuickTime movie (“File:Export Movie” menu item), choose the codec AppleProRes4444 (on macOS 10.13 and earlier, choose the codec “Animation with Millions of Colors +”). You can set a transparent background selecting None from the Background Color pop-up menu. Last, rotate the direction of the gradient acting on the Angle wheel. Then click on the 2 Color Wells and choose the 1st and the 2nd color from the Color palette. You can set a gradient selecting the Gradient menu item from the Background Color pop-up menu.
Alternatively you can open the Color palette with Command+Shift+C and drag a color from the Color palette onto the Stage window. Then click on the Color Well and choose a color from the Color palette.
You can set a background fill color selecting the Fill menu item from the Background Color pop-up menu. You can assign a single color, a 2 colors gradient or a transparent color to the Stage background by selecting your choice from the Background Color on the Inspector:Stage panel.
#Delete key frame in kinemac tv
If you mark the check-box Show TV Safe Area, you will see on the Stage a rectangle defining the Safe area of the PAL and NTSC screen. Hold down the Option key when dragging the mouse to resize the window proportionally. Alternatively you can size the Stage window dragging the bottom-right corner of the window itself. You can set the size of the Stage window entering the width and height values or choosing one of the size from the Size pop-up menu. On this panel you can set properties as the stage size, the background color, the background image/movie, the antialias, the master volume and the duration of your animation. The Inspector panel features the following tabs: Also, you can click on the tab icons holding down the Command key (don't drag) to detach that tab in a brand new window. You can set each tab clicking on the icons on the top of the panel. The Inspector panel is composed by several tabs. And, most important, you will create key frames on the parameters you want to animate. Furthermore, you will use this panel to set the Stage background image and color, to set the scrolling direction to a 2D text object, to define a script, a static light and to manage a sprites camera. On this panel you can edit values and properties in your animation (as stage size, objects coordinates, textures, colors and so forth). Open/Select this window pressing Command-4.
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