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To access Visualization Studio, you must be displaying a visualization in the [[Playing Now]] Display Pane. Right-click |
To access Visualization Studio, you must be displaying a visualization in the [[Playing Now]] Display Pane, or the Standard View Action Window, or a Detached Display. Right-click on the Display view and select Visualization Studio. |
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[[File:Accessing_Visualization_Studio_from_Playing_Now_Display_Pane.jpeg|506px|||Accessing Visualization Studio from Playing Now Display Pane]] [[File:Accessing_Visualization_Studio_from_Action_Window_Display.jpeg|506px|||Accessing Visualization Studio from Action Window Display]] [[File:Accessing_the_Visualization_Studio.jpeg|506px|||Accessing Visualization Studio from Detached Display]] |
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A Visualization is composed of a variety of components that you can add, customize, or remove. Visualization Studio includes: flush, Super Transform, Transform, Blob Oscilloscope, Dot Fountain, Image, Oscilloscope, Particle, Spectrum Analyzer, Starfield, Super-Scope, Text and Layer. |
A Visualization is composed of a variety of components that you can add, customize, or remove. Visualization Studio includes: flush, Super Transform, Transform, Blob Oscilloscope, Dot Fountain, Image, Oscilloscope, Particle, Spectrum Analyzer, Starfield, Super-Scope, Text and Layer. |
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Latest revision as of 06:11, 8 April 2016
To access Visualization Studio, you must be displaying a visualization in the Playing Now Display Pane, or the Standard View Action Window, or a Detached Display. Right-click on the Display view and select Visualization Studio.
A Visualization is composed of a variety of components that you can add, customize, or remove. Visualization Studio includes: flush, Super Transform, Transform, Blob Oscilloscope, Dot Fountain, Image, Oscilloscope, Particle, Spectrum Analyzer, Starfield, Super-Scope, Text and Layer.
If you play around with these and their settings, you can come up with some pretty nifty visualizations!