Venue Autogeneration - Revision history

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Theme Example: Arena Rock

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 In addition to using the preset templates (themes), you can create your own, and add as much or as little detail to the themes as you wish. You can save these themes, edit them, and share them.
-Themes are chosen via the "Theme" dropdown menu on the Gameplay Magma editing page, and any author-created themes will appear in the list along with the list provided by Harmonix (Figure 1).
+Themes are chosen via the "Theme" dropdown menu on the Gameplay Magma editing page <span style="color: blue">(Game Data tab for C3 Magma)</span>, and any author-created themes will appear in the list along with the list provided by Harmonix (Figure 1).
 In one click, you can totally change the look and feel of your song!

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 A default camera pacing entry is required, and can be one of the following: 'minimal', 'slow', 'medium', 'fast, 'crazy'.
 For Example:
-  (camera_pacing [pacing preset])
+  (camera_pacing [pacing])
   (camera_pacing slow)<br/>

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 # a string of commands and arguments (that show how a theme is constructed), and
-# example syntax as entered into the theme.
+# example syntax as entered into a theme.
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 Themes can be viewed and edited with a simple text editor such as Notepad on Windows. Each theme consists of a '''camera pacing preset''' followed by a list of '''section presets'''.
-The section presets contain lighting and post processing instructions for major song sections.
+The section presets contain lighting and post processing instructions for a variety of song sections.
 :Note: Song sections vary between themes.

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 As you can see each section has it's own lighting and post-processing cues. These are used by Magma to auto-generate a Venue.
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 # a string of commands and arguments (that show how a theme is constructed), and

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 == Introduction ==
 Autogeneration of venue tracks is provided in Magma v2.0, with a set of default themes and a handful of pre-defined themes as well. These allow you to control how the autogeneration creates lighting, camera shots, and post process camera effects.
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 In one click, you can totally change the look and feel of your song!
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 == Overview ==

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