Currently, when you double-click on a subcomposition node, the subcomposition opens in a new window. This feature request would add an alternative way of opening the subcomposition. When opened this way, the subcomposition would be embedded within the original composition. You would still see the subcomposition node in the context of the original composition, but it would be enlarged / X-rayed so you could also see the contents of the subcomposition.
Blending, masking, and putting together ideas — by Vuo community member Magneson
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Moving on from Part 1, we should now be in a position where we have an overview and control of the flow and scale of our composition. That means it’s time to have some fun!
Displaying an image, adding an effect, and optimizing for better performance — by Vuo community member Magneson
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Compositing in Vuo can range from adding a simple filter to creating a large and complex composition that reacts to outside data and generates its own in response. To get into and understand the anatomy of a composition can be a daunting task though, so this tutorial will go through the basics to try and explain the core concepts and workflows to achieve interesting and hopefully good-looking results.
If the Vuo editor crashes, any already-running compositions continue to run. (You can quit them from the Dock, or if they don't appear in the Dock, you can quit them using Activity Monitor.)
This feature request proposes that, the next time you launch the Vuo editor, it would detect and offer to stop any compositions that are still running after a previous crash — more convenient than having to find them in Activity Monitor.
