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Each cloned item is copied and named “Clone Layer,” “Clone Layer 1,” and so on. When
you clone a layer, the cloned layer is placed in its original group. When you clone a
group, a new group is created that contains the clone. Cloned items are identified in
the Layers tab with an icon for a cloned layer and an icon for a cloned group.

Cloned image layer

Cloned 3D group

For more information, see

Making Clone Layers

.

Reveal Source Media: Opens the Media tab and highlights the item that corresponds

with the selected item in the Canvas or Timeline. The Inspector is also updated to reveal
the properties of the source media. (Shift-F)

Favorites Menu

The Favorites menu remains empty until you create your own favorite effects. Once you
have created favorites and stored them in the Favorites Menu folder in the Library tab,
they appear in the Favorites menu, grouped by type.

Show Favorites Menu Items: Opens the Library and displays the Favorites Menu folder.

View Menu

The View menu contains commands for controlling the Motion interface. Most of these
items affect the Canvas, but some also apply to the Timeline and other panes.

Zoom In: Zooms into the Canvas. (Command-Equal Sign)

Zoom Out: Zooms out of the Canvas. (Command-Hyphen)

Zoom Level: This submenu lets you set a particular zoom level, or automatically zooms

your Canvas in or out to fit the entire width of the Canvas window. (Shift-Z)

Zoom Time View: This submenu allows you to automatically zoom the contents of the

Timeline.

To Project: Zooms your Timeline so the entire duration of the project fills the window.

To Play Range: Zooms your Timeline so the area between the project In and Out

points fills the window.

Full Screen Mode: Fills your entire monitor with the Canvas (with the Timing and Project

panes hidden). In this mode, you can do all normal Canvas operations including
playback. To leave Full Screen mode, choose the menu item again. (F8)

External Video: Sends output to an external video monitor. (Command-F1 or

Command-F12)

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