Isadora Manual v1.3 - TroikaTronix

Jump
Activates a new Scene after deactivating the current primary Scene.
The jump actor allows you to move from one scene to another. When a trigger is
received on the trigger input, the all of the actors in the current Scene are
deactivated, and then all of the actors in the new Scene are activated.
Properties
• trigger: When a trigger is received on this input port, the current primary
Scene is deactivated and the primary Scene indicated by the mode and jump
properties is activated.
• mode: Determines how the number in the jump property is interpreted. When
this mode is set to relative the scene to be activated is relative to the position
of the current scene in the Scene List. When this property is set to absolute the
scene to be activated is based on its position in the Scene List. See jump
property below for more information.
• jump: Indicates which scene to activate. This field works in tandem with the
mode field. When mode is set to relative, the number in the jump field
indicates the scene to activate relative to the current scene. +1 would be the
scene after this scene, -1 would be the scene before this scene, +2 would be
the second scene after this scene, etc. When mode is set to absolute, the
number in this field indicates a scene in the Scene List by its position, where 1
is the first scene in the list, two is the second scene, etc.
• fade: Specifies an optional visual and aural cross fade between the current
scene and the scene that is the target of the jump
The visual result of the fade in depends on a number of factors: what video is
being rendered in the current scene, the setting of the blend and layer inputs in
the Projector actors that become active, etc. See the section “Compositing
with the Projector” on Page 137 for more information on taking advantage of
multiple projectors.
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