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Also change the property of the path from

rounded to square (Current path menu, Path

button), so that there is no more movement

between the middle point and the nishing

point.

Now pull up the Scene menu and use the Next

path button to switch over to your second path.

Here, proceed in the same way with the middle

point as you did for the rst path. But make sure

that the same time is set for the middle point as

was set for the middle point of the rst path.

Note(s): If both PIPs are not exactly opposite

each other at the nishing point of the nal

calculated scene, then you can adapt the

nishing point and the middle point of a path to

the points of the other path.

If the ight paths of both scenes are not

synchronous but match in the nishing point,

then the starting point of both paths is not at the

same height.

You can also load the full example exercise. To

do so, activate your rst (left) path and load the

active path from the archives, bearing the name

“Lesson 1b Path 1”.

If you have not set the individual properties of

the PIP or have not already loaded the current

style from the archive, then you will notice that

once you have loaded the exercise that you

cannot see the outline properties. In order to

display them, you need to select the current

style from the archives and for each path, load

the entry “Lesson 1 Style”.

Proceed in the same way for your second (right)

path. But in this case, load “Lesson 1b Path 2”

and “Lesson 1 Style”.

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