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for a specific tool, the Animation Editor view updates each time you select a different tool node in the Schematic view to reflect the animation curve of that tool node 3 Select the Playback tab to set the time and frame rate. 4 Set the Viewer Time options. Follow Master Uses global time. Deselect to use local time. Offset Lets you set a frame offset for the time. The frame offset is with respect to the time you set for the view. For example, if you set a frame offset of 5 and selected the Follow Master option, the view always displays the frame that is five frames ahead of the frame currently running in global time. If you deselected Follow Master, the view always displays the frame that is five frames ahead of the frame running in the local time of the view. Update on Play Updates the proxy at each frame when you play the composition. Deselect to update the proxy only when you stop playing the composition, and only at the scrub frames when you scrub through the composition. 5 Set the Frame Rate options. Play All Frames Plays all frames in the composition, regardless of whether it maintains the frame rate set for the composition. Deselect to have the view maintain the frame rate for the composition, at the expense of dropping frames where necessary. User Lets you set the frame rate at which you want the view to play the composition. Stop on Drop Stops playing if a tool is dropped into the dependency graph. Layer Editor The Layer Editor gives you another view in which to perform compositing tasks with Reaction. It shows all layers for the currently selected Reaction node in your composition. Layers are displayed as rows in a table format and are stacked in the order in which you create the layers. You can choose to show or hide columns in the table, as well as show/ hide layers in your composition. 150 | Chapter 9 Getting Familiar with Your Workspace