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To publish a filter’s onscreen controls
1 In the open template project, select a filter.
2 In the Filters Inspector, select the Publish OSC checkbox.
To review parameters set to be published in your template
1 In the Layers list, click the Project object.
2 In the Project Inspector, click Publishing.
All parameters (for all object types) set to be published appear in the Publishing pane.
Note: Published filter onscreen controls do not appear in the Publishing pane.
To unpublish filter parameters in the Filters Inspector
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In the Filters Inspector, do one of the following:
• Click the Animation menu (the downward triangle that appears when you move the
pointer over the right end of the parameter row), then choose Unpublish from the
pop-up menu.
• Control-click the parameter name, then choose Unpublish from the shortcut menu.
To unpublish filter parameters in the Publishing pane
1 In the Layers list, click the Project object.
2 In the Project Inspector, click Publishing, then do one of the following:
• Click the Animation menu (the downward triangle that appears when you move the
pointer over the right end of the parameter row), then choose Unpublish from the
pop-up menu.
• Control-click the parameter name, then choose Unpublish from the shortcut menu.
Blur Filters
Blur filters take many forms in Motion. They can be used to simulate the real-world blurring
that occurs due to the depth of field in photographed material. They can also be used to
create designed effects.
Channel Blur
Gives you control over blurring each color channel of an object. The Channel blur can be
applied selectively to each color channel of an object: red, green, blue, and alpha.
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