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  1. Making a chart

Creating Slide Shapes

Did you know a Hold (or Slider) in Project Sekai can make shapes? Heh, like CHUNITHM...

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Simple Slide Shapes

The simplest slide shapes are ones that only move in one direction. These have no hold mids. To create these, you can click and drag with the hold tool.

Easing
Explanation

Linear

Constant speed throughout the slide

Ease In

Speeds up to the end of the slide

Ease Out

Slows down to the end of the slide

Ease In Out

Speeds up to the middle then slows down to the end of the slide

Ease Out In

Slows down to the middle then speeds up to the end of the slide

You can also change the size, and the hold will transition with the easing.

Making More Complex Slide Shapes

To curve the slide, right-click the hold start and select an Ease Type, or click on the holdStart point/hold mid while in the hold tool.

To make more complex slide shapes, you have to use the hold mid tool. This 'bends' the hold path. Hold mids can also have different eases, by right clicking and changing the Ease Type (or click on the holdStart point/hold mid while in the hold tool). To change the hold mid type, right click the hold mid and change the Hold Mid Type (or click on the hold mid while in the hold mid tool).

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Hold Mid Type
Explanation

Normal

Bends the hold and places a tick

Hidden

Bends the hold and does not place a tick

Skip

Does not bend the hold and places a tick

Skip hold mids can be placed anywhere without affecting the hold's path. In the image below, the hold start is set to Ease Out, and the Skip hold mids are used to add ticks.

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From top to bottom: Linear, Ease In, Ease Out, Ease In Out, Ease Out In
Ease Out on the left, Ease In on the right
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timeline_hold_step_hidden.png
timeline_hold_step_skip.png
A hold with a Normal hold mid
A hold with a Hidden hold mid
A hold with a Skip hold mid
Skip hold mid 2
timeline_hold_step_normal.png
timeline_hold_step_hidden.png
timeline_hold_step_skip.png