Animation controls are found on the left side of the Count Track.
The Play button starts drill animation from the beginning of the drill or from the Yellow Anchor, depending on the setting of the All Counts switch found along the bottom of the animation controls.
The Pause button pauses the animation. You can press Play again to resume animation from the point you paused.
The Stop button stops the animation.
The Jog Tool is used to jog the animation forward and backward for a quick view. Releasing the jog returns the display to its previous condition.
The Continuous Loop option causes animation to loop continuously between the Yellow Anchor and the Red Anchor.
The All Counts option starts animation at the beginning of the drill file and continues to the end of the drill, regardless of the placement of both Red and Yellow Anchors. If All Counts is turned off, then the animation will start at the Yellow Anchor and end at the Red Anchor.
When the Sound option is selected, after clicking Play, animation will advance one step per [SPACEBAR] or [RIGHT ARROW] key press. the [LEFT ARROW] key press will reverse the drill one step.
The Fast Animation option will play animation at a fast tempo for quicker review of transitions.
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Pyware Customer Support wrote: Jul 22, 2015
John,
Not currently. Animation is based on one of two things:
1) The tempo set in the file's Document Options / Preferences. This value is static and does not change.
2) Syncing music to the drill. This method allows both the acceleration and deceleration of tempo as you are manually entering the tempo (either by count or from set to set) when syncing music to the drill.
John wrote: Jul 22, 2015
Is there a way to write tempo changes in the middle of a song/animation without syncing music to the drill?
Pyware Customer Support wrote: Jun 1, 2015
Tammi,
There's multiple ways to set the tempo of animation. If you do not wish to sync music, you can go to File > Document Options > Preferences (tab) and set the tempo for animation. By default, files not synced to music play back at 120 bpm.
If you sync music to your drill, the animation will play back at the tempo you synced the music to.
tammi holden (sheffield music boosters) wrote: May 31, 2015
you do not have a tool to set tempo?? That's like taking your sister to the prom for crying out loud! please advise if I am mistaken. It would indeed be most helpful!