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Colour Tool Order

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Colour tools are effects such as Keyer, Channel Mixer, RGB Curves and SOP. They exist inside the Master and CC Layers.

 

The default order of the tools can be changed in both the GUI and the Control Panel by editing the main application preference file general.prefs :

 

C:\Nucoda\2014_1\root\general.prefs

 

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The recommended way to change the tool order is via the utility program Preferences Assistant. Always make a backup if you choose to edit the general.prefs directly.

GUI Tool Order

Two preference file options set the tool order :

 

defaultRealTimeEffectIDs - Master Layer tool order
defaultSecondaryCCEffectIDs - Base and CC Layer tool order

 

Format

Note that each option should be on a single line in the preference file.

 

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Some tools must stay in the default position in the layer. These are identified in red.

 

defaultRealTimeEffectIDs "ChannelMixer" "Saturation

  "SlopeOffsetPower" "PrinterLights" 

  "LiftGammaGain" "Balance" "RGBMLevels" 

  "DifferentialColorCorrect" "BrightnessContrast" 

  "BrightnessRegions" "RGBMCurves" 

  "SoftClip" "Saturation"

 

defaultSecondaryCCEffectIDs "ChannelMixer" "Saturation" 

  "SlopeOffsetPower" "PrinterLights" "LiftGammaGain" "Balance" 

  "RGBMLevels" "DifferentialColorCorrect" "BrightnessContrast" 

  "BrightnessRegions" "RGBMCurves" "SoftClip" "HueCurves

  "HLSColorCorrect" "Blur"

Control Panel Tool Order

Two preference file options are in the "panel" section :

 

defaultMasterFX - Master Layer tool order
defaultLayerFX - Base and CC Layer tool order

Format

Note that each option should be on a single line in the preference file.

 

defaultMasterFX "CMix" "Bal" "ColC" "BReg" "Clip" 

  "SOP" "Lev" "RGB"

defaultLayerFX "CMix" "Bal" "ColC" "BReg" "HCurv" 

  "Clip" "SOP" "Lev" "RGB" "None" "HCurv" "HLS"

 

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The Valhall Control Panel has space for six options on the display at once. Use the string "None" to designate a space on the panel display.

 

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