Play Menu
The Play menu lets you preview your project as an animatic in Storyboard Pro at any time during its development process. Using the Playback toolbar, you can preview the visual content, including transformations and transitions, and have it synchronized with sounds.
- At the top of the interface, select Play.
Command | Description |
Play |
Plays the |
Play Selection |
Plays the selected panel in the Timeline or Thumbnails view. |
Loop |
If pressed, your |
Audio Playback |
Plays the soundtrack during playback. |
Include Audio in Playback Range | If enabled and the soundtrack ends after the last panel, playback will continue until the end of the sound track instead of stopping at the end of the last panel. |
Camera Preview |
Lets you preview camera moves and transitions. When you drag the red playhead while Camera Preview is enabled, it will adjust the Stage view to match the point of view of the camera. |
Project First Frame |
Moves the timeline playhead to the first frame of the project. |
Previous Scene |
Moves the timeline playhead to the previous scene. |
Previous Panel |
Moves the timeline playhead to the previous panel. |
Panel First Frame |
Moves the timeline playhead to the first frame of the current panel. |
Previous Frame |
Moves the timeline playhead to the previous frame. |
Next Frame |
Moves the timeline playhead to the next frame. |
Panel Last Frame |
Moves the timeline playhead to the last frame of the current panel. |
Next Panel |
Moves the timeline playhead to the next panel. |
Next Scene |
Moves the timeline playhead to the next scene. |
Last Panel |
Moves the timeline playhead to the last panel.0 |
Project Last Frame | Moves the timeline playhead to the last frame of the project. |
Go to Scene | Opens the Go to Scene dialog box, which allows you to select a scene in your project and instantly move the timeline playhead to that scene. |
Go to Frame |
Opens the Go to Frame dialog in which you can enter a frame number and instantly move the timeline playhead to that specific frame. NOTE: The frame number is based on the start time of your project. If your project starts at frame 0, entering 0 will move the timeline playhead to the first frame of your project.
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