Hi, @ einhander I'm progressing slowly with chapter 9 (plugins.odt) [Cursed is he who stretched it out ;-)]. I have the problem of the big tables of Libreoffice Writer to import in latex (in Sketcher and Titler sections). How should this be done? I have not found any information about this. @Phyllis
From the BlueBanana section, I took out an sentence, it is unnecessary in a manual. In the Motion section I would like to add a Tip. What is your opinion? Blue Banana: (-) The preceding sentence implies that this is a limitation in that you can not just apply a Blur to the matte. Motion: (+) Tip: The motion vector is a text file located in /tmp. We can open it with a plain editor and modify the wrong $X\,Y$ coordinates, i.e. those that deviate from the linear interpolation, to correct the errors that always happen when we perform a motion tracking (jumps). It can be a long and tedious job, but it leads to good results.
Andrea - please make any changes that you feel are needed. There is lots of room for improvement every where in the manual. Also, if possible, I would like to make a few typo and changes to the next chapters before you start working on them and will check in the .odt version as quickly as I can. Thanks, Phyllis
From the BlueBanana section, I took out an sentence, it is unnecessary in a manual. In the Motion section I would like to add a Tip. What is your opinion? Blue Banana: (-) The preceding sentence implies that this is a limitation in that you can not just apply a Blur to the matte. Motion: (+) Tip: The motion vector is a text file located in /tmp. We can open it with a plain editor and modify the wrong $X\,Y$ coordinates, i.e. those that deviate from the linear interpolation, to correct the errors that always happen when we perform a motion tracking (jumps). It can be a long and tedious job, but it leads to good results.
Hi Andrea, The best way to convert a tables is to copy table into new odt file and export it as extra clean article (I'm not sure about English translation). Then copy only a content part of table into table template. Like this one: \begin{table}[h] \caption{caption} \small \label{tabular:uses} \begin{center} \begin{tabular}{m{8em}m{8em}m{8em}} \hline Compositor: Mouse usage & Compositor: Action & Plugin GUI\\\hline shift+left mouse button & create a new line point & New button in Point (line)\\\hline shift+right mouse button & create a new arc (curve) point & New button in Point (curve)\\\hline \end{tabular} \end{center} \end{table} It's template for a float tables like figure environment. If table spreads across several pages, you'll have to use longtable environment (see below for example). Unlike table, longtable isn't float environment, so it starts exactly there you place it. Note that you can put each cell on separate line. It's very convenient for a long table. \begin{center} \small \begin{longtable}{{m{8em}m{8em}m{8em}}} \caption{Table caption} \label{tabular:kau} \\ % note that double backslash is mandatory here \hline \multirow{2}*{Text}&Text\\ \cline{2-3} &text1&text2\\ \hline \multicolumn{1}{c}{1}&\multicolumn{1}{c}{2}&\multicolumn{1}{c}{3}\\ \hline \endfirsthead% here is end of first page header \hline \multicolumn{1}{c}{1}&\multicolumn{1}{c}{2}&\multicolumn{1}{c}{3}\\ \hline \endhead % here the common page header \hline Compositor: Mouse usage & Compositor: Action & Plugin GUI\\\hline shift+left mouse button & create a new line point & New button in Point (line)\\\hline shift+right mouse button & create a new arc (curve) point & New button in Point (curve)\\\hline \end{longtable} \end{center} Here some online tools for table creation: https://www.tablesgenerator.com/ https://www.latex-tables.com/ Thu, Jun 06, 2019 at 10:23:03AM +0200, Andrea paz написал:
Hi, @ einhander I'm progressing slowly with chapter 9 (plugins.odt) [Cursed is he who stretched it out ;-)]. I have the problem of the big tables of Libreoffice Writer to import in latex (in Sketcher and Titler sections). How should this be done? I have not found any information about this. @Phyllis From the BlueBanana section, I took out an sentence, it is unnecessary in a manual. In the Motion section I would like to add a Tip. What is your opinion? Blue Banana: (-) The preceding sentence implies that this is a limitation in that you can not just apply a Blur to the matte. Motion: (+) Tip: The motion vector is a text file located in /tmp. We can open it with a plain editor and modify the wrong $X\,Y$ coordinates, i.e. those that deviate from the linear interpolation, to correct the errors that always happen when we perform a motion tracking (jumps). It can be a long and tedious job, but it leads to good results. -- Cin mailing list [email protected] https://lists.cinelerra-gg.org/mailman/listinfo/cin
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Add chapter 9. There are several problems I bring back here and others I've put on the \todo list: 1- I wrote a footnote to the "Native Video Effects" section. Since this title also appears as a header of the right pages, the footnote count goes up all the time. 2- I wrote the long list of FFmpeg plugins with a simple copy and paste. Do you think it's okay? 3- I left the numbering of the subsections of the plugins titles. Do you think it's better without numbering?
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