Camera Preferences

Options

Display status bar in Camera view.

Display zoom slider in status bar.

Onion Skin and Light Table

The previous onion skinned drawings are displayed in washed out red shades and the next onion skinned drawings are displayed in washed out green shades.

Enable the display of onion skin layers from panels outside the current shot or scene.

Enables camera motion on the onion skin layers.

This value corresponds to the number of previous panels displayed in the Onion Skin preview. The default value is 3.

This value corresponds to the number of next panels displayed in the Onion Skin preview. The default value is 3.

While using the light table in the Stage view, this value corresponds to the percentage of transparency applied to all other layers except the currently selected one.

Drawing Grid

Displays a reference grid that remains the same size when you scale objects. This is useful when you want a reference point when creating elements in your drawings.

Lets you determine at which level the current position of the Stage view (zoom, pan and rotation) is remembered when you are flipping through panels.

Project: One global point of view for the entire project.

Scene: One point of view per scene.

Panel: One point of view per panel.

Lets you set the zoom behaviour in the Stage view.

Relative to Project Resolution: Makes the zoom information and settings dependent on the project resolution.

Relative to View: Makes the zoom information and settings adjust relative to the size of the Stage view on your screen.

Choose the behaviour of Storyboard Pro when you use the Reset View command in the Stage view. These options only affect your project if you are working in Panel Point of View mode.

Reset View to Drawing area: Resets the view to include the original drawing area.

Reset View to Camera Overview: Resets the view to include an overview of the camera movement in the panel.

Reset View to Camera Start: Resets the view to frame the in position of your camera.

Reset View to Camera End: Resets the view to frame the out position of your camera.

Reset View to Current Panel Overview: Resets the view to include all camera move information in the frame.

Safe Areas

When using the safe area mode in the Stage view, this value corresponds to the percentage of the screen defined as the Action Safe Area.

When using the safe area mode in the Stage view, this value corresponds to the percentage of the screen defined as Title Safe Area.

Keyframes and Control Points

The default value set to control how sharply the path bends as it passes through a control point or keyframe. A Tension of -1 increases the curves on both sides of the keyframe. A Tension of +1 sharpens the curve on both sides of the keyframe.

The default value set to control the smoothness of a transition between the segments joined by a point. A Contuinity of -1 sharpens the transition on both sides of the keyframe. A Contuinity of +1 rounds the transition creating two gentle curves on both sides of the keyframe.

The default value set to control the slope of the path so that it flows towards one side of the motion point or the other. A Bias of -1 favours the left side of the keyframe. A Bias of +1 favours the right side of the keyframe.

Creates camera keyframes at the beginning and the end of new panels. Lets you work with Storyboard Pro 1.6 keyframes settings.

Hides some of the options that are usually available in the Camera tool properties view.

This option is enabled by default. Before you can select this option, you must select the Camera by Panel Compatibility Mode option.

See About Camera Moves.