In this case, yes, it's pretty straight forward but it is easy to miss.
You will notice the composition has a couple of patches with grey
inputs (the little circles on the left). Those are published
parameters. If you open the Viewer and click Parameters in the toolbar
(or hit cmd-t) you will see those published parameters which controls
how the composition works. You can set the durations there.
Also note that any port that is published is editable from within the
application that is hosting it. In the case of screen savers, you can
push the "Options" button and change those durations there.
Hope that helps,
Troy
On Jul 14, 2007, at 8:21 AM, Patrick Alessi wrote:
Hi. I am a QC newb and I have a question about how to slow down the
execution of a patch.
I am working on a screen saver that loads files and randomly lops
through them. The problem that I am having is that when I view, the
files just fly by really fast! I can't figure out which patch, or
sequence of patches that I need to use to pause for a few seconds on
each image. I've reviewed the slideshow template, but I still can't
really figure it out. I must be missing something pretty
straightforward.
