Scene settings
A tab for configuring scene-wide settings of the open scene, such as resolution, start time, duration, and layer count. The values you enter are not applied to the scene immediately; they are committed together when you press the Apply button.
Tab characteristics
- Open by default: No
- Allow multiple instances: No
How to open
The Scene settings tab does not appear in the View → Tools menu. Open it in one of the following ways:
- From the menu bar via Scene → Scene settings
- From the context menu shown when you right-click on an empty area of the timeline, choose Scene settings
If it is already open, that tab will simply be selected.
Layout
The settings are listed vertically, with the Apply and Discard changes buttons at the bottom.
- Size: The width and height of the scene (in pixels).
- Start Time: The start time of the scene. Specified as a string in
hh:mm:ssformat. - Duration Time: The length of the scene. Specified as a string in
hh:mm:ssformat. - Number of Layers: The maximum number of layers available on the timeline.
- Apply: Commits the entered values to the scene. Available only when every field holds a valid value.
- Discard changes: Reverts the entered values to those currently saved in the scene.
Input constraints
Each field has the following constraints. If a value does not satisfy them, an error is shown and the Apply button cannot be pressed.
- Width / Height / Number of Layers: Integer of 1 or greater
- Start Time: A duration that can be parsed as
hh:mm:ss, and must be 0 or greater. - Duration Time: A duration that can be parsed as
hh:mm:ss, and must be greater than 0.
Apply and history
When you press Apply, if the size, start time, or duration has changed, the change is recorded in the undo/redo history. Changes to the number of layers are not recorded in the history and take effect immediately.
Related documents
Source
SceneSettingsTabExtension.csSceneSettingsTabViewModel.csSceneSettingsTabView.axaml/.axaml.csMenuBarViewModel.Scene.cs(launched from the menu)