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# Preview
There are 6 themes. This is the `Soft Dark` theme. But there's also `Deep dark`, `Dark Grey`, `Grey`, `Red and Black` and a really bad `Light Theme` that makes discord's light theme look good
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### Automation/animation
Always found automating parameters in the popular editors to be generally finicky. Ableton Live has a really good automation editor though, so I took a fair bit of inspiration from it:
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### Resource list
`ResourceListControl` and `ResourceItemControl` are an example of how to implement multi-selection, drag dropping, and also shift-selection (to select a range of items)

The resources are shareable between clips so that clips can obviously share similar details (e.g. same text or font/font size), or same image
The resources are shareable between clips so that clips can obviously share similar details (e.g. same text or font/font size), or same image, same shape colour, etc.

To drag videos, images, etc., into the editor: drag and drop the file to the top left "resource manager", and then drag one of those items into the timeline. Will soon support directly dropping a clip into the timeline

Oh and uh... don't drag drop something like your C:\ drive or a folder which contains 100,000s of files in the hierarchy into the ResourceListControl, otherwise the app will probably freeze as it recursively loads all of those files

### Audio
I don't know how to implement audio playback yet, so that's a TODO thing
I don't know how to implement audio playback yet, so that's a TODO thing. If you think you could help implement that, then feel free to give it a try

# Compiling
FFmpeg's shared x64 libraries are the only external library (at the moment...). They can be found here:
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