HUD & UI Radial Elements
Global Parameters
Number of Elements: Defines the total number of elements in one ring.
Number of Rings: Specifies the total number of rings.
Radius: Sets the radius of the first ring.
Ring Spacing: Determines the spacing between each ring.
Angle: Defines the global angle of the element.
Stretch: Determines whether the element is stretched to close the angle.
Tangent Orientation: Adjusts the orientation of the base element to match its local tangent.
Hide
Even Numbers: Hides all elements with even-numbered indices.
Odd Numbers: Hides all elements with odd-numbered indices.
First N: Hides the first N elements.
Last N: Hides the last N elements.
Multiples of N: Hides all elements with indices that are multiples of N.
Multiples of N ∖ {1}: Hides elements with indices that are multiples of N, excluding the first element.
Percentage: Randomly hides a specified percentage of elements.
Hide Parameters:
Direction: Specifies the orientation of the hide's flow.
N: Specifies the number of hidden base elements for the First N and Last N options. For Multiples of N and Multiples of N ∖ {1}, it defines the index multiple.
Percentage: Specifies the percentage of hidden elements when using the Percentage hide type.
Seed: Sets the seed for random generation of the hidden ratio for the Percentage hide type.
Transitions
Radius: Uses the global radius to create an incoming transition.
Angle: Uses the global angle to create an incoming transition.
Scale: Uses the scale of the element to create an incoming transition.
Hide N: Uses the N parameter to create an incoming transition. This option must be paired with one of the N-based hide types (First N, Last N, Multiples of N, or 1+ Multiple of N).
Percentage: Uses the percentage value to create an incoming transition. Must be used with the Percentage hide type.
Note: Radius and Angle do not affect the visibility of the base elements. To hide all base elements on the first frame, you must set a base element intro type.
Transitions Parameters:
Start Frame: Defines the start frame of the introduction relative to the project’s timeline.
Length: Defines the duration of the introduction.
Evolution
This element supports basic transform evolutions (position, rotation, scale).
For a detailed explanation, refer to the Evolution Documentation page.
Offsets
Seed: Sets the random generation number for the offset.
Uniform Scale: Applies a uniform scale offset to all elements.
Amount: Specifies the offset values for position, rotation, and scale.
Note: If Seed is set to a value greater than zero, the offset is applied randomly to each base element. If the seed is zero, the offset is applied equally to all elements.