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Layer Distort or shear a layer Crop a layer Modify shape or mask points Transform text glyphs and other object attributes Align layers in the canvas Adjust layers in the Properties Inspector Properties Inspector controls Transform layers in the HUD Transform 2D layers in 3D space Modify layer opacity Intro to layer blending Change a layer’s blend mode How do blend modes work? How do blend modes affect groups? Types of blend modes Alpha channel blend modes Zoom or pan the canvas View dynamic canvas feedback Custom canvas view options Advanced Quality settings Use rulers and guides Intro to 3D compositing Intro to 3D coordinates Relative coordinates Transform layers in 3D space Create 3D intersection 2D and 3D group properties Intro to 3D cameras Add a camera Cameras and views View 3D overlays Camera pop-up menu Use 3D view tools Use the 3D compass Set a 3D inset view Display a 3D grid Display 3D scene icons 3D viewport layouts Work with multiple cameras Scale, position, and animate cameras Isolate an object in the canvas Camera controls Intro to depth of field Turn depth of field on or off Depth of Field controls Add Camera behaviors Dolly behavior Focus behavior Framing behavior Use Framing behavior onscreen controls Sweep behavior Zoom In/Out behavior Zoom Layer behavior Intro to 3D lighting Add lights 3D Light controls Additional lighting controls Intro to 3D shadows Cast a 3D shadow 3D shadow controls How shadows interact with 3D layers Shadows without lights Cast a reflection Reflection controls How groups affect reflections Limit recursive reflections Intro to the Timeline Display or resize the Timing pane Dragging objects to the Timeline Drag to the Timeline layers list Drag to the Timeline track area Adjust Timeline dragging settings Intro to managing Timeline layers and tracks Select and organize Timeline layers Unlink video and audio Customize the Timeline Edit in the Timeline Move objects in the Timeline Trim objects in the Timeline Slip video layers in the Timeline Split objects in the Timeline Delete objects in the Timeline Copy and paste objects in the Timeline Group tracks in the Timeline Edit the group track in the Timeline Navigate in the Timeline Show and modify keyframes in the Timeline Intro to the Timeline ruler Edit a range of frames in the Timeline Intro to Timeline markers Add, move, and delete Timeline markers Edit Timeline marker information Navigate with Timeline markers

Button to import the media assets. A new composite shot timeline will be created for each file that was imported, using the properties of the source media asset. New Composite Shot by DraggingYou can also create a new timeline by dragging content onto the Start tab of the timeline. Media Panel: With the Start tab of the timeline selected, drag a Media File or 3D Model from the Media panel onto the timeline area and drop it, to create a timeline from that asset. Effects Panel: With the Start tab of the timeline selected, drag a 3D Effect or 3D Effect Preset from the Effects panel onto the timeline area and drop it, to create a timeline from that effect.New Composite Shot From The Media PanelYou can also create a new timeline from the Media panel. In the Media panel, click the New button, and select Composite Shot. Alternately, use the keyboard shortcut Ctrl+Shift+N to create a new blank composite shot.Project SettingsThe Project settings define the quality at which your project is rendered. In general, higher settings create higher quality results, at the expense of slower performance. You may want to adjust some of these settings periodically while working on a project, using lower settings while working to increase productivity, then switching to higher settings to evaluate quality, or for your final export. You can also set default values for these settings in the Render tab of the VEGAS Effects Options. To access the Project settings, open the File menu and select Project Settings… Color Bit Depth: Higher bit depth creates higher fidelity images but will increase rendering times, especially on less powerful hardware. Antialiasing Mode: Antialiasing is used to create perceptibly higher quality edge detail. VEGAS Effects supports multiple antialiasing types depending on the capabilities of your hardware. Higher numbers can give higher quality results, and may increase processing times. Reflection Map Size: The quality of 3D model reflections can be controlled using the resolution of the reflection maps. Larger reflection maps will create higher quality reflections at the cost of performance. The default setting of 512 pixels looks good in most circumstances other than close-ups. Shadow Map Size: The quality of shadows can be controlled using the resolution of the shadow maps. Larger shadow maps will create smoother edges on shadows, at the cost of performance. Maximum 3D Model Map Size: The quality of 3D model textures is dependent on the resolution of the texture maps. Larger texture maps will create higher quality reflections, but will also impact performance. Some hardware may not be capable of handling very high resolution maps. Use Mip-Mapping: Mip-mapping pre-calculates multiple versions of an imported image, at different resolutions. Optimizing the images in

FFD Presets and Templates ✔ Realtime Spring Animation ✔ Spring Presets and Templates ✔ Spring Group Editor ✔ Elastic Motion Apply Elastic Motion and FFD Effects from Library - Entry, Emphasis (Loops), Exit ✔ ✔ Elastic Motion Editor - Parametric Control over Elastic Effects ✔ ✔ Set Up Motion, Loop Duration, Pivot, and Alignment of Elastic Motion ✔ ✔ Create Animated Props with Elastic Motion Effects ✔ ✔ Modify and Save Custom Elastic Motion from current Elastic Motion Effects ✔ ✔ Custom Design Elastic Motion Effects using Key Frame Animation ✔ ✔ Timeline Basic Timeline Editing ✔ ✔ Advanced Timeline Editing (Time Warp, Transition Curve, Clip Loop, Speed Control, Copy & Paste) ✔ ✔ Full Timeline Sub-track Controls (Detailed Tracks for Individual Body Segments) ✔ ✔ 2D Timeline Animation Editing - Sprite Switch, 2D Motion Key, Layer Order, Deformation, Opacity ✔ ✔ 3D Timeline Animation Editing - 3D Motion Layer, Angle Key ✔ ✔ Collect Clip - Save Selected Clip Range from Timeline, and Add to Action Menu ✔ ✔ Adding FFD Track for object ✔ Spring track ✔ Sample key ✔ Import & Export Import Image (JPG, BMP, GIF, TGA, PNG) ✔ ✔ Import SVG format ✔ Import Video (AVI, WMV, popVideo3*) - PC only ✔ ✔ Import Video (MOV, MP4)*Install K-Lite BASIC to cover most formats, as it supports full DirectShow Codec for Windows media playback. ✔ ✔ Import Audio (MP3, WAV) ✔ ✔ Import Chromakey Video (popVideo3*) - PC only ✔ ✔ Import 3D Motions to Cartoon

Influence to the text animation. Text animator properties Animator properties work much like other layer properties, except that their values only influence the characters that are selected by the selectors for the animator group. Choose Enable Per-Character 3D to add 3D properties to a text layer; this command does not add properties to an animator group. To add an animator group to a text layer, select the text layer in the Timeline panel, and choose a property from the Animation > Animate Text menu or from the Animate menu for the layer in the Switches/Modes column in the Timeline panel. A new animator group, along with a default selector and the chosen animator property, appears in the Timeline panel.To add a new animator property to an existing animator group, select the animator group in the Timeline panel, and choose the property from Animation > Animate Text menu or from the Add menu for the animator group in the Timeline panel. The new animator property appears within the same group as the existing animator property and shares the existing selectors.To delete an animator property or animator group, select it in the Timeline panel and press Delete.To remove animators from a text layer, select the text layer in the Timeline panel, and choose Animation > Remove All Text Animators.To copy an animator group, select it in the Timeline panel and choose Edit > Copy. To paste the animator group, select a layer and choose Edit > Paste.To rename an animator group, make sure that it is the only thing selected, and then press Enter (Windows) or Return (macOS); or right-click (Windows) or Control-click (macOS) the name and choose Rename.To reorder an animator group, drag it to a new location in the stacking order in the Timeline panel. Animator properties Animator properties Anchor

-->--> Introduction This tutorial will guide you through the process of creating a 3D endless runner game using Java. You'll learn essential concepts of game development, including rendering graphics, managing game loops, and handling user input. By the end, you'll have a fully functional game that you can build upon or modify as you wish. 3D games are increasingly popular, and understanding how to develop one helps hone your programming skills and expands your knowledge in game mechanics and graphics handling. Prerequisites Basic knowledge of Java programming Familiarity with object-oriented programming concepts Understanding of 3D graphics concepts Java Development Kit (JDK) installed Basic understanding of game development principles Steps Setting Up Your Development Environment Before you begin coding, you'll need to set up your development environment. Download and install an Integrated Development Environment (IDE) such as Eclipse or IntelliJ IDEA. Make sure to install the JavaFX library for handling 3D graphics. // Installing JavaFX for Windows// Download JavaFX SDK from Unzip the downloaded file to a location of your choice Creating the Game Window You need a window to render your game. You'll create a basic JavaFX application that will serve as the game window. import javafx.application.Application;import javafx.scene.Scene;import javafx.scene.layout.StackPane;import javafx.stage.Stage;public class GameApp extends Application { @Override public void start(Stage primaryStage) { StackPane root = new StackPane(); Scene scene = new Scene(root, 800, 600); primaryStage.setTitle("3D Endless Runner"); primaryStage.setScene(scene); primaryStage.show(); } public static void main(String[] args) { launch(args); }} Adding 3D Graphics In this step, you'll import JavaFX 3D components to create a simple 3D environment. Start by creating a plane and a cube to represent the ground and the player character. import javafx.scene.paint.Color;import javafx.scene.paint.PhongMaterial;import javafx.scene.shape.Box;import javafx.scene.shape.Cylinder;import javafx.scene.shape.MeshView;import javafx.scene.shape.TriangleMesh;Cylinder player = new Cylinder(5, 15);player.setMaterial(new PhongMaterial(Color.BLUE));root.getChildren().add(player); Implementing the Game Loop Next, implement a game loop that updates the game's state and renders the graphics. Use a Timeline for handling the animation frames. import javafx.animation.Animation;import javafx.animation.KeyFrame;import javafx.animation.Timeline;import javafx.util.Duration;Timeline gameLoop = new Timeline(new KeyFrame(Duration.seconds(1.0/60), e -> updateGameState()));gameLoop.setCycleCount(Animation.INDEFINITE);gameLoop.play();private void updateGameState() { } Handling User Input Enable player control by handling keyboard events. This will allow players to jump or move left and right. scene.setOnKeyPressed(event -> { switch (event.getCode()) { case SPACE: player.setTranslateY(player.getTranslateY() + 50); break; case LEFT: player.setTranslateX(player.getTranslateX() - 10); break; case RIGHT: player.setTranslateX(player.getTranslateX() + 10); break; }}); Common Mistakes Mistake: Not initializing JavaFX properly, leading to runtime errors. Solution: Ensure to launch your application using the 'launch' method in a main class that extends Application. Mistake: Forgetting to update the 3D scene regularly. Solution: Make sure your game loop is running at a consistent frame rate, using the Timeline as shown above. Conclusion In this tutorial, you learned how to create a basic 3D endless runner game using Java and JavaFX. You set up your development environment, created a game window, implemented game graphics, and handled user input. Next Steps Enhance your game with obstacles and power-ups Explore GPU acceleration using LibGDX Learn about collision detection and physics in games Faqs Q. What is JavaFX? A. JavaFX is a software platform for creating and delivering

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