Topics in this section
- Workflow for Using State Sets
- Installing Plug-Ins to Exchange Data with Adobe After Effects
- Exchanging Data Between State Sets and Adobe After Effects
- Sending Image Data to Adobe Photoshop
- Using the State Template Feature: An Example
- Choose Active State
Lets you manage states from the Enhanced menu
Scene menu. - State Sets Toolbar
Provides quick access to State Sets features. - State Sets Dialog
The State Sets dialog contains two main menus—States and Compositor—plus two corresponding views: State Sets and Compositor View. Each view also contains a number of right-click menus whose contents depend on the context. - State Sets Camera Sequencer
In Sequencer mode, you can set up an animation that uses multiple camera views. - State Sets Compositor View
Compositor View is an optional, secondary window within the State Sets interface. It displays a schematic view of the states that can output rendered images (that is, not including the Objects state). Functions include rewiring components, color correction, linking with external compositors such as Adobe After Effects, and more. - Properties Tracked by State Sets
This topic lists all scene properties that are tracked by the State Sets feature. You can use this to determine which aspects of your scene can be recorded and used with State Sets. - State Sets Configuration Dialog
Lets you customize the appearance and behavior of State Sets.
Parent topic: Managing Scenes, Files, and Projects