Fades the opacity of the texture layer in 16-bit increments by multiplying the alpha value with a factor. This means that the color values are preserved.
Mix 1 = completely transparent, 65535 = completely visible.

Dissolves the texture layer in 16-bit increments by multiplying the alpha as well as the RGB values with a factor.
Mix 1 = completely transparent, 65535 = completely visible.

Per default, when a layer fades out (i.e. the opacity value decreases from 255 to 0) the opacity value for each individual pixel is the same. With the TransitionFX you can set up a so-called "Opacity Map". Apply one of your own images to the effect.
The layer now fades according to the chosen map, but in contrary to other Transition FX it (dis-)appears in steps, not gradually. Dark areas in the map fade out first, white ones at last. The contrary applies for a fade in.

The TransitionFX depends only on the "XFade" parameter, not on the "Opacity" of the layer!

Per default, when a layer fades out (i.e. the opacity value decreases from 255 to 0) the opacity value for each individual pixel is the same. With the TransitionFX you can set up a so-called "Opacity Map". Apply one of your own images to the effect.
The layer now fades according to the chosen map. Dark areas in the map fade out first, white ones at last. The contrary applies for a fade in.

The TransitionFX depends on the "Opacity" of the layer!

Per default, when a layer fades out (i.e. the opacity value decreases from 255 to 0) the opacity value for each individual pixel is the same. With the TransitionFX you can set up a so-called "Opacity Map". Choose one of the hundreds Pandoras Box' predefined wipes and transitions.
The layer now fades according to the chosen map. Dark areas in the map fade out first, white ones at last. The contrary applies for a fade in.

The TransitionFX depends on the "Opacity" of the layer!

All available TransitionFX are listed below: