Using the Editor
Learn the Editor, visu controls, exports, overlays, effects, and Timeline.
6 guides
- 01OverviewThe Editor is where a visu becomes a usable creative tool. It keeps the live visual, its controls, assets, overlays, effects, animation, versions, and output settings in one workspace.2 min
- 02Visu controls panelThe Visu controls panel contains the parameters created specifically for the current visual. It is usually the fastest and safest place to make variations because it changes the system wi…2 min
- 03Export controlsExport controls turn the live stage into a deliverable. They let you choose the output, dimensions, duration, and other settings supported by the current visu, plan, browser, and platform.2 min
- 04Overlays panelOverlays place editable text, images, or video above the visu without changing its underlying code. They are useful for information and media that should remain independent from the gener…2 min
- 05Effects panelThe Effects panel applies a finishing treatment to the stage without rewriting the visu. Effects are non-destructive project settings and can be adjusted, reordered, disabled, or reset.2 min
- 06TimelineThe Timeline animates exposed visu controls. It lets you turn editable values into repeatable motion without asking AI to rewrite the visual for every change.2 min