Timeline Settings

Framerate

Enter a value for your camera framerate. Lensmaster updates the timeline timecode frame values to reflect your framerate. The timecode format in Lensmaster is shown in:

Hours : Minutes : Seconds : Frame

Timeline Region of Interest

Enable/Disable the region of interest on the timeline for the robot animation simulation and audio playback.

Expand Animation Axes by Default

Expands the Timeline on Lensmaster startup.

Extended Keyframe Properties

Show extended keyframe settings on the timeline for the keyframe's Ease-in and Ease-out.

Default Bezier Velocity Mode

Specify the default settings on the timeline for keyframe behavior such as continue, stop or manual.

• Continuous: The robot follows the direction of motion at the keyframe.

• Stop: The robot comes to a full stop at the keyframe.

• Manual: The robot follows the user-specified speed at the keyframe.

Default Bezier Ease Mode

• Auto: The Ease-In/Ease-Out are automatically computed to create a steady flow of motion.

• Manual: The Ease-In/Ease-Out follow the values defined by the user in the Extended Keyframe Properties.

FIZ Keyframe Start/End Velocity

Allow the FIZ axes to have a non-zero starting velocity command.

Default Keyframe Yaw Angle

• (In range (-180/+180): Wrap the Yaw curve on the timeline to +180/-180 degrees.

• Closes to Neighboring Keyframe: Unwrap the Yaw curve on the timeline outside +180/-180 degrees.

Track Size

You can change the size of the track. Smaller tracks allow for more space for the timeline on screen, and larger tracks allow for more emphasis on audio editing.

Waveform Rendering Detail

You can change the quality of the waveforms in the tracks. This would be useful for working with large songs without compromising performance.