6.1 muSE

The behaviour of muvee styles in Reveal is specified in a scripting language we call “muSE” - which is short for “muvee Symbolic Expressions”. muSE is a dialect and subset of a family of programming languages collectively called “Scheme”. Each muvee style has a "data.scm" file containing muSE code that specifies its behaviour.

See muvee-symbolic-expressions on googlecode for details on the open sourced core language.
See A Gentle Introduction to muSE if you aren’t familiar with muSE or Scheme, or for a quick recap if you haven’t used them in a while.
Post questions about core muSE to muSE’s own forum
Post questions about use of muSE for style authoring to the style authoring forum.

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1	License
2	Getting Started
3	Style Package Structure
4	Anatomy of a muvee
5	Tutorials
6	Specifying Style Behaviour
7	About effects and transitions
8	Sound effects
9	List of primitive effects and transitions
10	Show Time - the muvee timeline
11	Utility functions
12	A Gentle Introduction to mu SE
	Index

6.1	mu SE
6.2	The style-parameters section
6.3	Title and Credits
6.4	Controlling a style’s music response
6.5	Descriptor matching
6.6	The shot vector transform
6.7	Miscellany