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Wondering if anyone could help me with these:

– I’m wanting to remove the directional damage indicators, I assume they’re triggered by the HUD and not just by some cvar. What should I be changing to remove them?

– Even after quite a while using Vegas I’ve not worked out how to do a gradual slowdown instead of just splitting the clip and slowing it down (which isn’t gradual at all, it just immediately jumps to the new speed). I got told that something like this could be done using velocity, but when I try to use that the clip stays at the same length on the timeline.

Any ideas?

right click -> insert envelope -> velocity

hold ctrl button while dragging the end of the clip with your mouse, it’ll stretch it as well as the audio, after that right click the audio>properties>lock to stretch ,otherwise the audio will sound stuttering

oh, then delete the video track of that clip and you have a stretched audio seperated
Edit: or right click on track duplicate track

i know what you are asking for, you want to do variable audio stretch (audio acceleration).
however sony vegas is just a Video editor so its audio editing power is poor, and that was the only way to stretch audio, sony sound forge can do it tho, it links itself to vegas if you have both installed

Quoted from octochris

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Bumping to reiterate that I’ve still not sorted this, hopefully Torden or somebody knows.

Its a CVAR.

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EDIT:

PS, a useful thing to have bookmarked: http://www.dodbits.com/downloads/cvars/TF2/Team_Fortress_2_cvar_list_a-z.htm

Quoted from octochris

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I actually have that in my bookmarks already, but didn’t know what to search for :)

thanks

I searched for location, had to press next like 100 times though ~:D

1. Right click on clip
2. Insert/remove envelope
3. Velocity
4. Double click on the green line to create a keyframe and move it up and down. It should make it gradual
I think that’s what you were asking?