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The Kazaa garbage cube of added
some new additional features inside of the core parameters for mathematics.
Oh, okay, so let's have a look.
So I'm just gonna bring in some media.
So this is some new media from the New Media beyond which you
can access by clicking the plus icon over on the right.
So is it works exactly the same way as MAP3,
but as a few additional things.
So here we have some additional color option.
So I can use a color wheel or I can use RGB or HSL, for example.
Moving down, I've also got some different effects.
So there's maybe one or two added effects.
This won't affect your mapping hugely bridges with knowing M, So you can add a.
For example. We also have the chroma key options.
So if I just keep scrolling,
diamonds have a place so I can adjust my options.
So liquefied, which is in the previous version,
felt a bit more functionality within C,
You can see that it's a little bit quickly interface or the video
plays a little bit sharper and let's be smoothly when I'm playing things.
Unless again, that won't affect your mapping is a nice edition.
I've also got my perspective and my warp machine like I have in the previous ones.
So what machines a little bit slicker than it was previously.
But again, you know,
it's nothing too dramatic.
And I can create masks.
Lack I can in the previous version,
I can overlay those.
And this is a new feature so I can feather the edges which is really welcomed addition,
chicken feather the edges,
a viewer Moscow of your quotes.
You can also add masks directly from the parameter here.
So I can add a mask on top of that and then have Bobby affected,
et cetera, would just be set up there.
So you can see he's given it a slightly transparent look so I can see the mask overlaid,
which again is quite useful rarely.
Okay, so that's a quick,
oversized and new additional parameters within the quotes.
Let's have a quick look at Wells we've got.
So again, soft edges is very similar to the one that we have previously.
And as quite responsive as you can see.
Fantastic guys.
I hope you enjoyed this update tutorial on the quad parameters.
Obviously, I'll be adding more tutorials,
monocyte diving deeper into magma before.
So you can see they have an excellent day guys and as always,
thank you for doing this tutorial.
Please do leave me some feedback.
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