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Text object settings

Text object settings

When you select a text object, in the properties window there are various settings options for the textobject, that you will be introduced to in the following text.

Under font set the font for the text, as well as its size and color.

Under style you can select whether the text is bold and / or should be in italics.

Under orientation there is a selection of various text alignments, such as right, center, left-aligned or justified. Additionally you are able to determine here the position of the text field:

Align left

Text is left-justified.

Centered text

Text is center-justified.

Props_Text_right

Text is right-justified.

Props_Text_top

Places the text at the top of the text frame.

Props_Text_middle

The text is centered vertically in the text frame.

Props_Text_bottom

Places the text at the bottom of the text frame.

Props_Text_free

Fitting: Reduces the font size so that the text fits entirely within the text frame.

If the text should appear animated, you can choose from several pre-built animations on the list. Via the editbutton, you can customize the animation. You can also see a preview animation.

Rotation around text center  relates to animations in which the text is rotated. Under edit you can determine a different rotation center.

Under behavior along motion path you can specify how the text behaves when you have assigned it a motion path. You can select whether the entire block of text should move or whether the individual letters on the motion path should run along the motion path. For this, the letters will "hug" the path.

If you would like your text to run along a specific path, you will find the relevant instructions in the chapter "Motion path with text".

Info

You can find out how to save your font settings in the chapter "Program settings" in the item "Standard picture settings".

If you want to use multiple fonts on an image, read the chapter "Multiple texts".

Transparency

The animated transparency is described in the chapter "animated transparency”.