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CHAPTER 13
Effect Mode Options Descriptions
Axon Media Server User Manual 125
Color to Alpha
Object Effect Global Effect
Effect Mode parameter DMX value = 49
This parameter varies the transparency level of an image’s component color values.
Modifier 1: Increases the red component opacity or intensity from 0 = no adjustment to 255
(100%) = full red opacity (intensity).
Modifier 2: Increases the green component opacity or intensity from 0 = no adjustment to 255
(100%) = full green opacity (intensity).
Modifier 3: Increases the blue component opacity or intensity from 0 = no adjustment to 255
(100%) = full blue opacity (intensity).
Color to Alpha, Inverted
Object Effect Global Effect
Effect Mode parameter DMX value = 50
This parameter varies the transparency level of the inverse of an image’s component color
values.
Modifier 1: Increases the inverse red component opacity or intensity from 0 = no adjustment
to 255 (100%) = full green and blue opacity (intensity).
Modifier 2: Increases the green component opacity or intensity from 0 = no adjustment to 255
(100%) = full red and blue opacity (intensity).
Modifier 3: Increases the blue component opacity or intensity from 0 = no adjustment to 255
(100%) = full red and green opacity (intensity).
DotP and Resample
Object Effect Global Effect
Effect Mode parameter DMX value = 13
This option applies an algorithm that pixelates, and solarizes the image. It also makes the
surface of some 3D objects appear reflective.
Modifiers 1, Modifier 2 and Modifier 3 parameters work together to adjust the algorithm.
Edge Fade Color
Object Effect Global Effect
Effect Mode parameter DMX value = 129
This option applies color to a selected Edge Fade parameter, (see Image Edge Fade on page
97).
Modifier 1: Increases red color component from 0 = no adjustment to 255 (100%) =
maximum red saturation.
Modifier 2: Increases blue color component from 0 = no adjustment to 255 (100%) =
maximum blue saturation.
Modifier 3: Increases green color component from 0 = no adjustment to 255 (100%) =
maximum green saturation.