17) {/move(<x1>,<y1>,<x2>,<y2>[,<t1>,<t2>]} - Another important function. The move allows you to move a word or line from (x1,y1) to (x2,y2) smoothly. The values for x1,y1,x2,y2 depends on the resolution of the video. So play with the values to get it right. [,<t1>,<t2>] is optional, and it sets the time for when you want the movement to start. <t1> is the offset added to the Start Time, and <t2> is the length of time it'd last. Both units in milliseconds. The bad thing about /move is that it can be done only ONCE in a given SSA line.
18) {\pos(<x>,<y>)} - Not so useful feature, it changes the /move statement to become stationary.
19) {\org(<x>,<y>)} - The description is "Moves the default origin at (x,y). This is useful when moving subtitles in the direction of rotation." And if you understood this sentence perfectly the first time without playing with the function, you are smarter than me.
What this function does, is in conjuction with {\t(\fr<x/y/z>)}, it'd draw a circle with your SSA line in relation to the axis of rotation. Using the <x>,<y> as the center of the circle to be drawn, and the starting point of where the words suppose to come out (alignment determines this), it draws a circle with the word. A simple example is simply rotation with Z axis -- if <x>,<y> is at the left center, and the font alignment is at dead center, with {\t(\frz360)}, the \org will draw a circle with the word starting at the center, going up and disappearing to the top left, and then reappearing on the bottom left and continues till it goes back to the starting point. It'd draw a hemisphere.
Basically, the degrees of rotation determines how much of a circle it'd draw. If you have 720 degrees, it'd draw 2 complete circles. If its 90 degrees of z rotation, it'd draw a quarter of a circle. Nifty, yeah?
Now, if you add in x and y axis of rotation, you begin to get crazy shapes that I don't want to get into. This'd becomes an advance geometry class if I try to explain it (I don't even really understand it myself). Mix it up, and have fun with it!
20) {\fade(<a1>,<a2>,<a3>,<t1>,<t2>,<t3>,<t4>)} - This is the advance fading function. <a1>,<a2>,<a3> determines the 3 different sections of Alpha Values. <a1> is the alpha value of what the word is before the fade function starts (used to determine how much fade is gonna happen). <a2> is how much is faded at the midpoint. <a3> is how transparent the word is going to be after the function is done. Remember that alpha values goes from 0 -> 255 with 0 being not transparent at all and 255 being totally invisible. <t1> is the starting time, <t2> is when the initial fade is over and <a2> takes over. <t3> is when the final fade start and <t4> is when the fade ends. Time is done in milliseconds.
<a1> is stuck between <t2> - <t1>
<a2> is stuck between <t3> - <t2>
<a3> is stuck between <t4> - <t3> and beyond.
21) {\fad(<t1>,<t2>)} - This is the simpler fading function. <t1> is how long the fade in gonna be, and <t2> determines when to start fading out. Time is done in milliseconds.
22) {\clip(<x1>,<y1>,<x2>,<y2>)} - Clipping is a curious function, it doesn't work as you originally think it does. Basically, with the two coordinate, it forms a box. With (x1,y1) as the top left and (x2,y2) as the bottom right of the box. With this box, everything OUTSIDE the box is erased. Not inside, but OUTSIDE. So if your box is a tiny one on the upper right hand corner, all your subtitles at the bottom will be gone. (This is useful with the transformation function).
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V. Examples of Function Usage
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1) {\u1}Hi mom{\u0}, love you! - Hi mom underlined but , love you! isn't.
3) {\bord10}wasabi! - Wasabi! got a big border now.
4) {\shad200}Yo - Yo's shadow is now somewhere lower right.
6) {\fscx200\fscy300}wasabi! - This create a much fat but much TALLER wasabi!
7) {\fsp100}wasabi! - Now it should look like "w a s a b i !"
8) {\frz360}Poo! - Nothing changes about Poo! Since it's rotated completely around.
9) {\1c&HFFFF00&}Wasabi - RED + Green is ? Yello WASABI!!
10) {\1a&HFF&}wasabi! - Invisible WASABI!
11) {\an5}wasabi! - Right in the CENTER WASABI!
13) Layered Dialogue events - Email me with information!
14) Dialogue: Marked=1,0:00:00.50,0:00:07.58,Yo,,0000,0000,0000, scroll down;100;600;10,{\an8}WASABI!!
Wasabi going down da center !
15) Dialogue: Marked=1,0:00:00.50,0:00:07.58,Yo,,0000,0000,0000, banner;10;1,{\an8}WASABI!!
Notice that it gets cut off because the delay is too slow per pixel movement for it to go across completely!
16) {\t(0,1000,\fscx200\fscy200)}{\t(1000,2000,\fscx50 \fscy50)}{\t(2000,3000,\fscx100\fscy100\bord5\frz1 440}{\t(3000,4000,\bord1}{\t(4000,5000,\bord10}{\t (5000,6000,\bord3}{\move(0,0,600,600,0,3000)}{\fad e(0,255,0,0,1000,2000,3000)}{\t(7000,8000,\1c&HFF& )}{\t(9000,10000,\1a&HFF&)}wasabi!
Looks scary? Its not =) Let us break it down.
{\t(0,1000,\fscx200\fscy200)} - This tells it to increase the scale of wasabi in both x and y for the 1st second.
{\t(1000,2000,\fscx50\fscy50)} - This tells it to decrease the scale to half of the original size.
{\t(2000,3000,\fscx100\fscy100\bord5\frz1440} - This tells it to change back to original size as we increase the border to 5 and rotate it by 1440 degrees in the next second.
{\t(3000,4000,\bord1}{\t(4000,5000,\bord10} - This tells it to shrink the border down to 1 then increase it to 10 to create a pulsing effect.
{\t(5000,6000,\bord3} - This tells it to go back to the original size.
{\move(0,0,600,600,0,3000)} - This tells the wasabi! to move from (0,0) to (600,600) in the first 3 seconds.
{\fade(0,255,0,0,1000,2000,3000)} - This tells wasabi! to fade out and fade back in from the 1st second to the 2nd second to the 3rd second.
{\t(7000,8000,\1c&HFF&)} - This gets it to change color to red from white (preset in style).
{\t(9000,10000,\1a&HFF&)} - This gets the primary color to become invisible in the 9th second.
19) {\a10}{\org(570,400)}{\t(\frx480\frz480\fry480}hi - Watch hi go crazy =)
22) {\clip(200,200,400,400)}wasabi? - Depending on where wasabi was, it might be there... or might not!!
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VI. Tips & Tricks and Advanced Examples
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The first three are things I've seen executed since I've learned about the plugin (in the order that I saw them). I did not get the SSA script for these things, so they might not be exactly how they are done.
The rest are things I thought up =)
1) -- Hikari no Kiseki: Pita-Ten Episode 04 Opening --
Features:
1) Line changes to a lighter color to create a feel of fade away.
2) Line fades away "word by word" from left to right instead of the whole thing fades away at once.
How it is done:
1) Via {\t(<t1>,<t2>,\1c&H????&)} from the original style/color
2) Via multiple {\t(<t1>,<t2>,\clip(<x1>,<y1>,<x2>,<y2>)} for each line. The box shrinks after each segment is deleted, since the words within the box are preserved, if the box shrinks from the left to the right, the appearance of fading from left to right is created.
2) -- Soldats: Watermark Logo appearance (Unreleased yet) --
Features:
1) The letters S, O, L, D, A, T, S appearing and moving right forming the word Soldats slowly
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