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The module exposes a bunch of methods in the format (in|out|inout)_. Values below 1 should not produce visibly different results. Higher framestep values reduce the output length, but may look choppy with some animations. Te triple, or a table of multiple ones start and end times for the effect ( t1 and t2) and a parameter determining how long each transform should be ( framestep, defaults to 1). Fairly simple instructions given before a character get turned into a line with a diacritic at the character's position. But maybe you don't want to position them manually, or maybe the script isn't final yet so you can't. So you add lines with the shapes you want. Sometimes you want to use glyphs that don't exist in a font, but don't want to or can't edit the font. I hope this has helped you and gave you some insight into how I work with Aegisub.

#AEGISUB EFFECT BLOODY WORDS CODE#

I’ll later add the code for the line from the gif and explain it a bit more.

Besides, modifying fonts to add glyphs isn't terribly hard.Īdds diacritics (accents) to lines based on inline comments. For this effect I made use of the tag which has the following syntax (copied from the documentation): (,,

Aegisub effect bloody words