Clips

Clip organizer

Change every shot at once, and find share, music, narration, and Camera Frame.

Clip organizer is under WHOLE CLIP in the Camera list when the mode is Clip. The line under it lists the clip’s sound (music, narration, sounds) or reads no sound yet. It is off until there is at least one shot. Changes made here affect the whole clip. ← goes back to the clip.

CAMERA Clip3 shots Whole clip Clip organizerno sound yet›Clip FramingFree · 16:9›LookLofi · set by shot 1›
Camera
← Clip organizer
TempoDouble speedHalf speedShot Length: 1s
MoodWitching hour ▾
WearingMomoPip
MoreShare+ Music+ NarrationCamera Frame
Changes apply to every shot
Clip organizer under the Camera head. Each row edits every shot.

Tempo

Double speed halves every shot’s length. Half speed doubles every shot’s length. Lengths stay between ½s and 4s (or 1 and 8 beats if there’s a tempo). Half speed on a 6s or 8s shot sets it to 4s. The note shows the current lengths (e.g., Shot Length: ½s to 2s).

Mood

The Mood row shows the clip’s lighting preset, or Mixed if shots differ. Select the row to see fourteen lighting presets: Daylight, Sunset, Night, Midnight, Cellar, Overcast, Studio, Warm, Cool, Fogbound, Witching hour, Blood moon, Spring morning, and Candy pop. (These match the twelve Time of day presets in Atmosphere › Light, plus Warm and Cool). Selecting a preset puts it on every shot. The menu closes and the thumbnails redraw one by one.

Wearing

The row lists every fig in the clip that has saved outfits. Select a fig’s name to pick As saved or an outfit. That outfit goes on every shot the fig is in.

The More row

The More row has four buttons:

  • Share: Opens the share face . Works the same as the Share chip on the film band.
  • + Music: Sets the clip’s background track . Once music is added, the button reads ♫ Music and opens the music settings again.
  • + Narration: Records your voice while the clip plays. Once recorded, the button reads Your narration.
  • Camera Frame: Opens the Camera Frame page for the selected shot (This shot or Whole clip).

An Undo of its own appears after a change here, and undoes the last one. The scene’s Undo also undoes Tempo, Mood, and Wearing changes, in order, along with your other edits. Redo puts them back.

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