9.13 Flip

A special transition that breaks up both input A and B and rotates them either about the x or y axis.

	Parameters		Default		Range		Description
	Pattern		0		{0,1,2}		0: This coordinate set is made up of 6 rectangles on each face. It consists of 4 rectangles dividing the user media into 4 quadrants. And 2 rectangles at the center of sizes 0.5 and 0.33 repectively. The rectangles accelerate independently along the Z axis. 1: This coordinate set has a varying amount of rectangles of varying sizes all over the surfaces with varying accelerations. This pattern looks really nice with a lot of squares. A value of 1000 to 2000 will do the trick. A PolygonDistance of 5.0 is also suggested. 2: This is the pyramid pattern. Rectangles are created within the last created rectangle until we reach the center of the screen. This pattern looks good with a small amount of polygons.
	RotateAxis		0		{0,1}		0 means we rotate along the x-axis and 1 means we rotate along the y-axis. This parameter is incompatible with Pattern = 0.
	NumPolygons		1000		> 0		The number we want our input media to break up into. This parameter is incompatible with Pattern = 0
	SurfaceColor		0xFFFFFFFF		ARGB32		The color tint of our main surface during the transition.
	PolygonColor		0xFFFFFFFF		ARGB32		The color tint of the small squares during the transition.
	PolygonLength		0.1		[0.0,1.0]		This is the length of our small squares with respect to the window size. This parameter is incompatible with Pattern = 0
	PolygonDistance		1.0		> 0		This is the distance we want our small squares to travel during a total progress of 1.0. This parameter is incompatible with Pattern = 0

9.13.1 Examples

9.13.1.1 Default flip transition example.

; muSE v2

;

; My kick-butt style.

; This style showcases the flip transition.

(style-parameters)

(segment-durations 8.0)

(define muvee-global-effect (effect-stack

(effect "CropMedia" (A))

(effect "Perspective" (A))))

(define muvee-transition

(layers (A B)

(effect "Flip" ()

(input 0 A)

(param "Input" 0))

(effect "Flip" ()

(input 0 B)

(param "Input" 1))))

The flip transition breaks up both input A and input B into small squares. Input B is placed behind input A and they are rotated about the Y-axis. The screenshot below does a great disservice to this effect. Do run the style code above to fully appreciate the beauty of flip.