Click these tabs to switch to the
corresponding category library.
2. Menu Buttons
Click this button to show the menu for manipulating the Content Manager, including
show and hide (F4), dock and undock the Content Manager, basic
editing for the templates,
change the view mode
in the content manager or browse to find the selected template.
3. Template and Custom Library
Each category is divided into two libraries:
Template Library: Contains embedded template installed along with the main program.
Custom Library: Contains custom templates you add.
4. Templates
In the library pane, you may manipulate the templates, including
applying the selected template (by
drag-and-drop or clicking the
Apply button); renaming
or changing thumbnail of the
custom templates.
5. Applying and Adding Templates
: Click this button to apply the selected template.
: Click this button to add the current object in the
scene
into the Custom Library of the selected Category.
If you have selected a template in the Custom Library, then click
this button to overwrite the selected template.
After you add an object into the Custom Library as a template,
you are then allowed to change the thumbnail of the custom template.
Capturing from the Scene
Switch to the desired category tab (in this case, the Project tab).
Click the Add
button to add the desired object into the Custom Library.
Go to the time frame where you want the appearance of the
desired object to be captured as a thumbnail.
Make sure the template is selected.
Right-click on the template and choose the Capture Thumbnail in the
right-click menu.
The current appearance of the object will then be captured as the new
thumbnail.
Replacing with an Image
Follow the Steps 1 and 2 in the last section.
Right-click on the template and choose the Load Thumbnail in the right-click menu.
: Click this button to apply the selected template.
: Click this button to add the current object in the
scene
into the Custom Library of the selected Category.
button to add the desired object into the Custom Library.
