by Joe Maller on 17 Oct, 2002 22:13, Applies to: FCP 1.2.5 from:
RenderEachFrameWhenStill tells FXScript that each frame of the effect should be processed regardless of whether or not the source changes over time (ie. is a still image or generator). Anytime an effect uses an input clip (user added additional video sources), it's a good idea to add this flag. Without RenderEachFrameWhenStill, the value of Frame is always 0 (or 0 and 1, depending on whether the effect is fullframe or not), and it's impossible to tell GetVideo to pull other frames from the additional clip.
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RenderEachFrameWhenStill tells FXScript that each frame of the effect should be processed regardless of whether or not the source changes over time (ie. is a still image or generator). Anytime an effect uses an input clip (user added additional video sources), it's a good idea to add this flag. Without RenderEachFrameWhenStill, the value of Frame is always 0 (or 0 and 1, depending on whether the effect is fullframe or not), and it's impossible to tell GetVideo to pull other frames from the additional clip.