Examples of using Scripted object in English and their translations into Russian
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Prepare your task file for the scripted object;
In this case the scripted object determines the task type automatically.
Use comments: denotes the data source for the scripted object.
Task file for the scripted object, if used(see p.2.1«Task file»);
A task file for the script(see paragraph«2. Data source for the scripted object»);
Data sources for the scripted object For each channel the following needs to be prepared.
Prepare a task file for the script(see paragraph«2. Data sources for the scripted object»);
Prepare your task file for the scripted object(see Task file»);
A graphical file with the channel logotype for more information see paragraph«2. Data sources for the scripted object».
If necessary, prepare your task file for the scripted object(see the item 2.1«Task file»);
Data source for the scripted object The source of data for TS1_InfoBar3 script is a task(text) file*. txt.
The file name should contain the date of the schedule list(for more information see paragraph«2. Data sources for the scripted object»);
To display the countdown the scripted object uses the Clock2 or Clock3 title element by user's choice.
In this example, using the and tags,we are specified text design styles as a source of styles collection the file specified in the scripted object settings is used.
Use SLIni- False;Use comments- True- the scripted object displays data from schedule comments.
Specify where to place the comment line relative to the line with the command to playback the video in the parameters of the scripted object the Comment after parameter.
Data sources for the scripted object As a data source the scripted object uses the project file created in FDImageUpdater.
If the file was found andit contains a record with description of the program(by default it is a line starting with ProgramName), the scripted object displays the data.
Separators- a character specified in the task file for the scripted object to separate the different parts of the announcement text.
When working, the scripted object reads consecutively the announcements from the task file and loads them in turn to the Text0, Text1 and Text2 title elements.
Comments label- a word or a character from which schedule comments should be started,intended for the scripted object being set as a data source;
To start setting parameters of the scripted object, in the Object Tree window(1) click on the name of the TS1_Promo scripted object 2.
The script reads the news text from a specially prepared text file andcyclically displays them(to see a description of the file structure see«2. Data source for the scripted object» subsection);
Use SLIni- True;Use comments- True- before the video playback the scripted object searches for an SLIni file with the name corresponding to the name of the video.
The scripted object with the«accelerated» speed will continue to display announcement from the one that was on air when the scripted object with the«normal» speed has been stopped.
Select a Clock2 orClock3 element in the Object Tree window in the group of the TSF_AdCountDown object(depending on which element was set in the scripted object properties on the previous step) and configure it.
If a task for the scripted object contains records for displaying of data from image of video files, in the task records the image file names are to be specified with extension.
FDOnAir schedule comments In the schedule the comment line containing a task for the TSF_Announce scripted object is to be placed immediately before the command for displaying the video, during playing back of which the scripted object has to execute the task specified in the line.
Ready-made scripted objects are stored in template files:*. SLTitleTmpl files e.g. the TSF_MClip scripted object is stored in the TSF_MClip. SLTitleTmpl template file.
If there is no special comment, the scripted object displays data from the comment; if there is not a comment, the scripted object searches a text task file, if it is specified; otherwise, it displays nothing.