Roger_74: QE 1.2: Undo! IT WORKS!!!

Grazie wrote on 3/9/2003, 2:21 AM
Roger - I'm not worthy!

I was being a little bit to "quick" in my procedure. YES the UNDO and REDO does work. Apologies!! I can try out an effect - test it - like or don't like it etc etc. The thing is that I/one needs to select "between" exsisting points - I must not "bridge" exsisting points. I was thinking I could obliterate the exsisting points - that's where I fell down.

One other "feature" that I've found is if I use the QE1.2 and then add a V4 Custom Fade Type THEN reapply the QE12 within that fade type - but between the points - the QE1.2 "uses" that fade type too! Brilliant!

Thanks a lot Roger. It was your comment about being able to to do UNDO and REDO in WinME that made me rethink and revisit my approach - it must work! Roger has made it work on ME then so can I.

Grazie

Comments

roger_74 wrote on 3/9/2003, 2:05 PM
That gives me an idea :-)

I'll try to get that in, the ability to overwrite existing points.
Grazie wrote on 3/9/2003, 3:11 PM
Kooollll . . you think you may give it a go then?

I've got some other ideas! Interested?

Grazie
Ben  wrote on 3/9/2003, 5:12 PM
Roger - how about the ability for QuickEnvelope to work with pan points in the same way as volume? I'd find that really useful.

Ben
roger_74 wrote on 3/9/2003, 7:01 PM
Sure. I'm doing this to learn, so I'll try anything from silly to impossible. :-)
roger_74 wrote on 3/9/2003, 7:07 PM
It already (sort of) has that ability. But the values from the UI won't be correct. try changing line 40 from

var envType = EnvelopeType.Volume;

to

var envType = EnvelopeType.Pan;

Of course that's not very userfriendly, I'll see what I can do.
JohnnyRoy wrote on 3/11/2003, 12:20 AM
I have a pan version of Roger’s script that I’m getting ready to release. It’s called QuickPan. Roger got me goin’ on this thing and it’s a great learning experience. I’ll try to get it posted tomorrow. QuickPan modifies existing points if it finds them on the selection boundary. It also adjusts the leadin and leadout if they are greater than the selection length. I also want to add the ability to modify inclosing envelopes. That is to say, if you make an envelope that spans an existing envelope, I want it to properly adjust the existing envelopes on either side. Hopefully I can add this in the morning and get it posted to my website by noon.

Roger, this was based on your original script with some heavy modifications like looking for exiting points and modify them rather than trying to add new ones and other things. You are welcome to incorporate any and all of that into QuickEnvelope. In fact, if you feel that this should be part of QuickEnvelope (i.e., have a tabbed interface with a Volume tab and Pan tab) I would be happy to donate the code to you. I did my GUI work in C# instead of VB but I can port your VB code to C# if you’d rather work in C#.

~jr
roger_74 wrote on 3/11/2003, 1:10 AM
Great minds think alike... I already have a tabbed version with Pan support and some other things. But it sounds like you did a few more things too. I'd be happy to look over your code.
Grazie wrote on 3/11/2003, 2:08 AM
You guys knock me out! - As you know I aint no programmer BUT I think I do know what I would like to make my use of V4 more intuitive - yeah?

On this basis I've come up with a "wish-list" of scripts - it's growing!

To make this more convenient for you, I'll post them under separate threads - yeah?

The first one up is for the old cheatnut of the Group/Ungroup/Re-group of video when doing cutaways - yeah?

OOooohh this is good stuff!

You have my admiration,

Grazie
roger_74 wrote on 3/13/2003, 3:33 AM
Damn these languagebarriers...
I didn't mean to say I'd overlook your code, I meant I'd look at it. Don't know if that's selfexplanatory or not. Is there a swedish Vegasforum for scripting? ;-)
JohnnyRoy wrote on 3/13/2003, 4:14 PM
Roger, Just sent you the source.

~jr