CinePlex v3 Manual - Plexon Inc

3 Select entries in the Marker 1 and Marker 2 lists. Click OK.
Intervals generate with a start time that corresponds to the occurrence times
of the Marker 1 selection. The end time correspond to the first subsequent
occurrence time of the Marker 2 selection. CinePlex Editor ignores additional
occurrences of Marker 1 that occur before an ending Marker 2.
4 Select entries in the Marker 1 list. In the two Time Offset... boxes, enter time
offsets TS and TE in seconds. Click OK.
Note:
For every occurrence of Marker 1 at time t, an interval generates from
time t + TS to time t + TE, where TS and TE are the time offsets
entered in the first and second marker boxes respectively. TS and TE
can be positive or negative.
5 Select entries in the Marker 1 and Marker 2 lists, and enter time offsets in the
Time Offset... boxes. Offsets can be positive or negative. Click OK.
Note:
This is a generalization of the first algorithm where the interval is offset
in a fashion similar to the second algorithm from the exact times of
the start and end marker occurrences.
6 In the Ranges File box, type or select a text file that contains the ranges.
Click OK.
Note:
The format of the text file is one range per line of text, with each line
containing the start time and end time in seconds. The delimiter
between the times can be a comma, a space, or a tab.
Automatically generating Scalar and Coordinate marker occurrences
• In the Define New Marker dialog box, if the user selects S (Scalar) or C
(Coordinate) and clicks Generate Occurrences, CinePlex Editor just generates
some fake, random data for testing and demonstration purposes. It has
no usefulness in general.
Automatically generating Level Interval and Zone Interval marker
occurrences
• In the Define New Marker dialog box, if the user selects L (Level Interval) or
R (Zone Interval) and clicks Generate Occurrences, CinePlex Editor
defines the new marker and then opens either the Levels Editor or Zones
Editor dialog boxes. Use the editors to generate occurrences based on level
crossings for Scalar markers, or Zone containment for Coordinate markers.
For basic information, see “Using the Levels Editor” on page 185 and
“Using the Zones Editor” on page 188. For detailed information on each
editor, see “Levels Editor” on page 254 and “Zones Editor” on
page 256.
4.5.5 Using the Levels Editor
The user may use the Levels Editor to define Level Interval markers and insert
marker occurrences for them. To open the Levels Editor dialog box, from the
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