Moves the camera to level zero.

Creates a key in the selected frame, in which the camera position parameters (position and rotation angles in X, Y, Z coordinates) are saved.

Enables a mode which automatically moves the camera along the trajectory of its movement while changing the track frame.

Allows stretching/compressing certain sections of the camera track. For example, we have an already configured trajectory of the camera’s passage but it moves very slowly. Via "rescale", we can set the start frame's passage and the "old" final frame. In the new final frame, we set the value to less than the "old" final frame. Thus, we reduce the flight time of the camera. All camera actions that occur after the “old” final frame simply move without changing the aspect ratio.

Ban

• Remove Ban – removes the ban label.
• Ban as Warning – sets the label Warning.
• Ban as Error – sets the label Error.
• Ban as Critical Error – sets the label Critical Error.
• Approve Resource –sets the label Approve.
• Ban as Deprecated – sets the label Deprecated.
• Add Comment – adds a comment to the object.
• Find Refs in Maps Files – searches all layer files in the working folder for text that matches your search criteria, in the .lua-files.

Adds a new track to the selected folder.

Changes the FOV values of the camera.

Narrows the two extreme (left and right) borders of the screen to the center (vision effect).

Allows you to change the time of slowing and acceleration.

Allows you to apply a blur effect with a global reference to all game objects.

Power of intensity for the left vibration gamepad.

Power of intensity for the right vibration gamepad.

The position of the HUD camera's coordinates in the world.

Сamera rotation angles around the specified axes: X ,Y, and Z.

Sets the necessary weight priority for the selected track in relation to other tracks with post processes.

Nearest (start) boundary for the start of the effect.

Average (sharpness) distance in which the object is located in focus.

Far (final) boundary for the start of the effect.

Controls the bloom exposure offset.

Multiplies a color in the RGB channels.  

Adds a color in the RGB channels.

Changes saturation parameters of all color channels (desaturate).

Sets the necessary weight priority for the selected effect in relation to other tracks.

Creates a key for the selected channel in the highlighted frame, in which the camera position (position and rotation angles in X, Y, Z coordinates) is saved.

Insert Key(s) On Curve

If enabled, the camera track will play continuously.

If disabled, you can't create a key with a fractional value.

Start frame of the track.

End frame of the track.

If disabled, the camera rotation won't be affected by any other relative tracks.

If enabled, the camera track will play relatively to the coordinates of the player's camera. If disabled, the camera track will play relatively to the world's coordinates.

Ignores the camera's starting position on all axes of rotation.

Disables the ability of the player to move while playing the camera track.

Allows USE during the playback of a track.

Disables the ability of the player to rotate his head (mouse look) while playing the camera track.

Disables the HUD while playing the camera track.

Sets the camera to the “third-person view” position.

Enables display of the gas mask the player wears.

Disables the display of crosshair.

Disables the display of the player's night vision.

Shows the frame where the selected key is located.

The parameters for changing the values of the channel's keys.