Filter Set | Whip Pan transition

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By the way @bentacular

Why do you have all those sub-folders in the filter-sets folder?
You should only have the filter sets files in there

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I added the Sets Archive folder myself by the way. I use it to store the sets I don’t use often.

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I did.

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I have no idea. Should I just delete them?

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I don’t know to be honest. On my computers all those files and folders are located one folder back

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Yeah that would be useful. I suppose it being XML, one would really have an element specifically for the purpose.

<TransitionInstructions> 
     Create a twenty frames transition between two clips. Select the transition. Go to Filters SetsSelect the Whip Pan set
</TransitionInstructions>
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Faites la manipulation que @MusicalBox a décrit dans ce post.
https://forum.shotcut.org/t/filters-set-unblur-zoom-blur-animated-title/39433
Cela va créer le dossier “filter-set” et c’est dans ce dossier que vous mettrez le fichier.

  • NOTE IMPORTANTE: Quelqu’un a commenté sur YouTube qu’il ne voit pas le dossier filter-sets dans son Shotcut App Data Directory . Je pense que ce dossier n’est probablement ajouté au répertoire que lorsque vous créez votre premier ensemble de filtres personnalisés . Donc, si vous ne voyez pas le dossier filter-sets , procédez comme suit pour le créer :
    • Ajouter n’importe quel clip à la chronologie
    • Appliquez un ou plusieurs filtres.
    • Cliquez sur le bouton Copier les filtres cochés .
    • Entrez un nom dans la boîte de dialogue et cliquez sur OK pour enregistrer le jeu de filtres.
  • Quitter Shotcut
  • Dans App Data Directory , ouvrez le dossier filter-sets .

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Perform the operation that @MusicalBox described in this post.
This will create the “filter-set” folder, and that’s where you’ll put the file.

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@bentacular Hi. follow these instructions

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Thank you all! Yeah. It looked like the other folders prevented Shotcut from showing the filter-sets.

Thank again!

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Nice and easy and good looking, thank for sharing

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Hi @musicalbox, I took the liberty of amending your filter sets (using @SergeC’s suggestion of inverting the Yaw values in the 360:Transform filter (360 and -360)) – to include both a L-R and a R-L movement version.
MB_TRANS__Whip-Pan_20frames_1920x1080_LEFT_and_ RIGHT_30fps.zip (1.6 KB)

whip pan filter sets MB screenshot

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Hi @jonray and thank you.

The SP&R filter also needs to be edited.

At the end of my original version (right to left) the SP&R filter de-stretch the image from right to left.
So in the left to right version, the SP&R filter needs to work the other way.

Of course, this happens so fast that the difference is barely noticeable, but… you know :wink:

Here’s the new ZIP, with the SP&R filter fixed.
MB_TRANS__Whip-Pan_20frames_LEFT-and-RIGHT_1920x1080_30fps.zip (1.9 KB)

I edited my original post to include the ZIP with the 2 versions.

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Great. Thanks. This is a very clever set of filters.

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Filter sets could be a game changer in being able to provide users with something like transition plug-ins like other video editors. I attempted to do it using MLTs but it was clunky. This may be the better route.

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Agree totally. I wish I had more time to play with these filter sets myself but at the moment it’s hats off to the likes of @musicalbox, @dimadjdocent, @Kamigeek , @david.lyon and others I have failed to mention (sorry)… for pioneering this and being so creative.
The idea to add a filter set to a transition (@dimadjdocent ) was a particularly game-changing idea, I think.

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This idea came to me rather banally: I just started to wonder how the transitions are made in other editors and came to the conclusion that it is in the transitions that they covertly sew up their filters. I really hope that this idea will be further developed, and new filters will appear in the shotcut to create new ideas. By the way, I made my transition effects frame-by-frame from YouTube videos where these effects were applied. I compared each frame with a reference and made it myself, because of this I have so many keyframes and filters to get as close as possible to the result.

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Bravo, sir! A Shotcut pioneer… :grin:

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I don’t know if by Notepad++ auto-templates you meant turning THIS:

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Into THAT:

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But after a bit of search I found that to do it, I needed to install the NotePad++ XML Tools plugin.

If anyone is interested:

Go to Plugins > Plugins Admin…

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  1. Make sure the Available tab is selected,
  2. Go near the end of the list and select XML Tools
  3. Click on the Install button.
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After the plugin is installed:

  1. Open one of your Filter Set file in NotePad++
  2. Got to Plugins > XML Tools, and click on Pretty print
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That’s brilliant. I was going to write in and ask if there was a way of doing that…

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I knew you would. Knowing how busy you are, I thought I’d save you the trouble :wink:

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@jonray if you prefer Visual Studio Code, it can also format the code lines.

It also needs an extension.

Go to the Extension tab
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Type format XML in the search field.

You’ll get many suggestions. I chose the first one I saw:
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After the extension is installed:
Use the shortcut Alt+Shift+F to format the code of the opened document
OR
Right-click anywhere in the editor and select Format document.
The first time you may be prompted to indicate what extension to use.