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I just spent 20 minutes creating a multi-screen input with screen edges, an animated background and a score bug overlay utilizing multi view only to realize I had to REPEAT this tedious process in a 2nd Preset. It seems that having the ability to "copy" an input or at least it's settings from one preset to another would be a very useful feature. I know it would be for me.
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@ JimJacobs
Creating a "Virtual Copy" of the Input is the quickest and easiest way to accomplish this...
Then it's just a matter of re-assinging the appropriate Overlay Inputs.
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Ice that's true if you're working with in the same preset but if you're wanting to take that input to another preset you can't do that.
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@ JimJacobs
Maybe I have misunderstood you, can you elaborate on what it is you want?
I'm not sure what you mean by "take that input to another preset".
I tend to create my "MultiView" special effects from "Blank" Inputs, which allows for 'unlimited' alterations to the "Virtual Copy" of it, but when using it as a template for certain elements of the "Multiview" Overlays such as the position of a LOGO or Clock, there is no need to alter the settings of those Overlays, just the elements or Inputs where necessary that are used as sources.
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Jim
another method is this:
- create virtual inputs of inputs you need in your multiview
- make these virtual inputs become multiviews by importing the frame borders you want to use in the end. Setting up these borders is easier as it is full size, depending on your final layout you can crop inputs if required.
- Repeat this operation for all the inputs that will compose your final multiview.
- Now create the final multiview and load the already prepared virtual inputs with frame borders. The borders will follow any settings you make.
The only cons is thickness which will vary according to the scale reduction. But it is possible to anticipate this effect.
Hope this helps
Guillaume
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Jim, Given that I understand your need you can save the Preset with your well crafted Input. Then Open that Preset in another Preset, deselect all but the one you want, and click "Append" (Instead of "Open"). Of course it would be much more convenient if my old Feature Request for Export/Import individual inputs and shortcut sets got some support ;)
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Originally Posted by: richardgatarski  Jim,
Given that I understand your need you can save the Preset with your well crafted Input. Then Open that Preset in another Preset, deselect all but the one you want, and click "Append" (Instead of "Open"). SO simple an SO valueable...made my day.... THANKS
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This thread just saved me so much time!
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Yes use the APPEND feature to copy inputs from one preset to another.
Or use SAVE AS and save the current preset using a different name. Delete what you don't need. Then save again. You have your original preset with the original arm and your revised preset under the new name
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