Apart from the five system
flags, you can also create your own custom flags. When creating
a custom flag, you must adhere to the following:
- You cannot rename a system flag, nor
can you assign the name of a system flag to a custom flag.
- Spaces are not permitted in the naming
convention. It is recommended that underscores be used instead of
spaces when you are working on either Linux or Windows.
Custom flags are saved
to the custom.flags file
in the Lustre version folder. Consequently, the custom flags are
applied globally on all projects. After you create a custom flag,
newly created grades save the custom.flags data
to the grdXX.desc.xml file
in the project's sacc_data folder.
To create a custom flag:
- Click New under the Flags window.
A new flag is added to
the bottom of the list.
- To rename the custom flag, middle-click
it and enter a new name.
To delete a custom flag:
- Select the flag and click Delete under
the Flags window.
NoteSystem flags cannot
be deleted. When deleting custom flags, only one can be selected
at a time.
To copy a custom flag's state to all
shots:
- Select the Custom flag (the selected
flag will be highlighted).
- Click Set All in the Flag controls.
To copy a custom flag's state to one
or more shots:
- Select the Custom flag (the selected
flag will be highlighted).
- Select the shots in the Storyboard or
Multi-Layer Timeline by doing one of the following:
- Right-click the shots you wish to flag
in the Storyboard.
In the Storyboard, the
borders of the selected shots will turn aqua in colour.
- Select the shots you wish to flag in
the Multi-Layer Timeline. See
Selecting Elements.
In the Multi-Layer Timeline,
the selected shots will turn yellow in colour.
- Create a shot group, then select the
group. See
Creating Shot Groups.
- Click Set Sel.