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In Clip mode, click Apply PTZR to copy the sizing from the floating node graph to
overwrite that of the current clip.
In Clip mode, click Apply Source to copy the source settings from the floating node
graph to overwrite those of the current clip.
In Clip mode, click Apply All to copy every setting from the floating node graph to
the current clip.
In Node mode, select which attributes you want to copy, and then drag any node
from the floating node graph to the current grade shown in the Node Editor, and
drop it onto an existing node to overwrite the settings of that node that you selected.
In Node mode, select which attributes you want to copy, and then drag any node
from the floating node graph to the current grade shown in the Node Editor, and
drop it onto a connection line to insert it as a new node with only the settings that
you selected.
6 While the floating Node Graph window is open, you can also select any clip in the
Thumbnail timeline to change the grade that’s displayed in the Node Editor, ready for
you to copy to.
7 Click Close when you’re finished.
To copy individual nodes or settings from any clip in the Timeline:
1 Click the thumbnail in the Timeline of the clip you want to copy nodes to. Its node graph
will appear in the Node Editor.
2 Right-click the thumbnail of another clip you want to copy nodes from, and choose
Display Node Graph.
NOTE: The Display Node Graph command only appears in the contextual
menu of a clip in the Thumbnail timeline that is not currently selected.
3 (Optional) In the floating Node Graph window, choose Clip if you want to copy overall
clip attributes, or choose Node to copy individual node attributes.
4 Do one of the following to copy nodes or settings to the Node Editor.
In Clip mode, drag any node from the floating node graph to the current grade
shown in the Node Editor, and drop it onto an existing node to overwrite that node’s
settings. If you open the Node panel and choose specific attributes, only those
attributes will be copied to the node you drag onto.
In Clip mode, drag any node from the floating node graph to the current grade
shown in the Node Editor, and drop it onto a connection line to insert it as a new
node. If you open the Node panel and choose specific attributes, only those
attributes will be copied to the new node that’s created.
In Clip mode, click Apply Color to copy the entire grade from the floating node graph
to overwrite the current grade in the Node Editor.
In Clip mode, click Apply PTZR to copy the sizing from the floating node graph to
overwrite that of the current clip.
In Clip mode, click Apply Source to copy the source settings from the floating node
graph to overwrite those of the current clip.
In Clip mode, click Apply All to copy every setting from the floating node graph to
the current clip.
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