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= Adding and modifying Effects =
Every Built-in effect is explained in the [[Doc:2.6/Manual/Sequencer/Effects/List|next page]] individually, but they all are added and controlled in the same way.

== Add an effect ==
[[File:VSE_add_effect_transition.gif|thumb|323px|right|Adding a transition effect]]
To add an effect strip, select one base strip (image, movie, or scene) by {{Shortcut|Rmb}} right-clicking on it. For some effects, like the {{Literal|Cross}} or {{Literal|Wipe}} transition effects, you will need to {{Shortcut|shift|Rmb}} a second overlapping strip (it depends on the effect you want). Then in the Add menu -> Effect (shortcut {{Shortcut|shift|A}}), pick the effect you want from the pop-up menu. When you do, the Effect strip will be shown above the source strips.

Since most Effects strips depend on one or two source strips, their frame location and duration depends on their source strips. Thus, you may not be able to move it; you have to move the source strips in order to affect the effect strip.

To use an effect that combines or makes a transition between (or composites) two strips, you must {{Shortcut|B}} {{Literal|Box select}} or {{Shortcut|shift|Rmb}} shift-right-click two of them. When you add the effect strip, it will be placed in a channel above the two. Its duration will be the overlap between the two strips as a maximum. 

With some effects, like the AlphaOver, the order in which you select the strips is important. You can also use one effect strip as the input or source strip with another strip, thus layering effects on top of one another.

Note: The only exception is the Color Generator effect. It does not depend on a base strip; you can add and position it independent of any other strip. Change the length as you would any strip.
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== Change an effect ==
[[File:VSE_change_effect_menu.jpg|right|Changing an effect]]
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If you picked the wrong effect from the menu, you can always change it by selecting the strip ({{Shortcut|Rmb}}) and using the menu Strip->Change->Change Effect type.<br /> Or, you can press {{Shortcut|C}} to change the type of the selected Effect strip.

After that you can modify the new effect's settings, in the properties panel (Shortcut {{Shortcut|C}}). (see [[Doc:2.6/Manual/Sequencer/Effects/List|Effect list page]] for more infos on each effects.)
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== Plugin Effects ==
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Sequence Plugins are special little routines written by special programmers in the C language as a dynamic load library (.DLL). A DLL can be loaded at any time (dynamically) as it is needed, so it "plugs in" to Blender. (In case you wondered: the extension is platform dependent. These files are named .so (shared object) on Linux e.g.)

The image to the right shows the Sequence DLL's that I have available on my system. Each of them do some special effect indicated by their name or as explained on the [http://www-users.cs.umn.edu/~mein/blender/plugins/ Blender Resource Page for Plugins] or programmer website. For example, the Iris plugin transitions between two strips by opening an expanding hole in the middle of the first and letting the second one show through, like an iris of a camera opening up. Some of these plugins can be five or more years old and still work very well; Blender tries to ensure backward compatibility, and they should work independent of output format or resolution (size).-->
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