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The document describes syntax for creating subtitles that can be scrolled, faded, or animated using style modifiers to control font, size, color, alignment and other properties. It also describes drawing commands that allow generating graphics within subtitles using moves, lines, beziers and b-splines. Parameters are specified between angle brackets and effects describe different scrolling and display options for subtitles.

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The document describes syntax for creating subtitles that can be scrolled, faded, or animated using style modifiers to control font, size, color, alignment and other properties. It also describes drawing commands that allow generating graphics within subtitles using moves, lines, beziers and b-splines. Parameters are specified between angle brackets and effects describe different scrolling and display options for subtitles.

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Wen Bin Chua
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Syntax:

<parameter>
[optional]
<../..> mutually exclusive parameters
Effects:
Scroll up;<y1>;<y2>;<delay>[;fadeawayheight]
Scroll down;<y1;<y2;<delay>[;fadeawayheight]
Banner;<delay>[;<lefttoright=0/1>;fadeawaywidth]
Style Modifiers:
\n soft break (only valid with \q2,
gets replaced with soft space in other wrap modes)
\N hard break
\h hard space
Between {...}:
\b<0/1/weight> bold
\i<0/1> italic
\u<0/1> underline
\s<0/1> strikeout
\bord<width> border
\shad<depth> shadow
\be<0/1> blur edges
\fn<name> font
\fs<size> size
\fsc<x/y><percent> scale
\fsp<pixels> spacing
\fr[<x/y/z>]<degrees> rotation
\fe<charset> character set
\c&H<bbggrr>& primary color
\<1/2/3/4>c&H<bbggrr>& primary/secondary/outline/shadow
color
\alpha&H<aa>& primary alpha
\<1/2/3/4>a&H<aa>& primary/secondary/outline/shadow
alpha
\a[n]<alignment> ssa alignment type (n - numpad l
ayout)
\k[<f/o>]<duration> karaoke (f - filled from left to
right, o - outline highlighting)
\K same as \kf
\q<0-3> wrap style (0,3 - even lines, 1
- endofline, 2 - manual)
\r[<name>] loads default (or <name>) style
\t([<t1>,<t2>,][<accel>,]<style modifiers>) animation, accel: 0->1 slowing,
1->.. accelerating
\move(<x1>,<y1>,<x2>,<y2>[,<t1>,<t2>])
\pos(<x>,<y>)
\org(<x>,<y>) changes the origin of the transf
ormations (scaling, rotation), always use \pos instead of \org to manually posit
ion the subs
\fade(<a1>,<a2>,<a3>,<t1>,<t2>,<t3>,<t4>) fadein: t1 -> t2, fadeout: t3 ->
t4
\fad(<t1>,<t2>) fadein: start -> start+t1, fadeo
ut: end-t2 -> end
\clip(<x1>,<y1>,<x2>,<y2>) clips drawing outside the given
rectangle
\clip([<scale>,]<some drawings>) clips by intersecting with the d
rawn shape
Drawings:
\p<0/1/..> turns on/off drawing mode (0 - o
ff, 1.. - on)
\pbo<y> baseline offset
Between {\p<1/..>} and {\p0}:
m <x> <y> move to
n <x> <y> move to (doesn't close)
l <x> <y> line to
b <x1> <y1> <x2> <y2> <x3> <y3> bezier to
s <x1> <y1> <x2> <y2> <x3> <y3> .. <xN> <yN> b-spline to (uniform)
p <x> <y> extend b-spline
c close b-spline

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