Apple MA434Z/A User Manual - Page 71

The following table shows the common onscreen control buttons. Button Onscreen Controls- Show Description Displays the onscreen controls. Click to toggle between Show and Hide mode. Onscreen Controls- Show on Release Hides onscreen controls while you modify an image. To access this mode, click and hold the Onscreen Controls button, then choose this button from the pop-up menu, or right-click the Onscreen Controls button, then choose this option from the shortcut menu. Onscreen Controls-Hide Turns off the onscreen controls. To access this mode, click and hold the Onscreen Controls button, then choose this button from the pop-up menu, or right-click the Onscreen Controls button, then choose this option from the shortcut menu. Autokey Auto keyframing is on. A keyframe is automatically created each time an onscreen control is moved. To enable, you can also right-click, then choose Onscreen Control Auto Key On. To manually add a keyframe without moving an onscreen control, click the Autokey button off and on. Delete Keyframe Deletes the keyframe at the current frame. This is used because controls for functions such as Move2D, keyframes for xPan, yPan, xScale, yScale, and angle are created simultaneously. Delete Key deletes the keyframes from all the associated parameters at the current frame. To delete all keyframes for a parameter, such as Move2D on all frames, right-click the Delete Keyframe button and select Delete All Keys. Lock Direction-Off Allows dragging of onscreen controls in both the X and Y directions. Lock Direction to X Allows dragging of onscreen controls in the X direction only. To enable, click and hold the Lock Direction button, then choose this button from the pop-up menu. Lock Direction to Y Allows dragging of onscreen controls in the Y direction only. To enable, click and hold the Lock Direction button, then choose this button from the pop-up menu. Onscreen Color Control Click this swatch to change the color of onscreen controls. Path Display-Path and Displays motion path and keyframe positions in the Keyframe Viewer. You can select and move the keyframes onscreen. Chapter 1 An Overview of the Shake User Interface 71