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1. Click the appropriate button ( or ).
2. When you do this, a visual element will appear in the viewing tile. This visual element serves two purposes; it graphically represents an object of the minimum (or maximum) size and sets this size.
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3. The minimum (or maximum) size of a moving object can be set using any of the following methods:

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   The first method lets you roughly configure the size, and the second method allows you to set the size precisely.

   1. Position the cursor on a visual element node and hold down the left mouse button while moving the mouse.
   2. Set the width and height of an object of the minimum (maximum) size using the  arrows in the upper and lower margins, respectively. The dimensions of a visual element in the viewing tile can be changed in a similar manner.
      

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1. Click .
2. A palette of shades of various saturation will then appear in the viewing tile
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3. Use the palette to set the color range to be searched. The range is selected using drag and drop (click and hold either mouse button, move the mouse, then release the button).

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1. Click .
2. A visual element consisting of 8 sectors corresponding to 8 directions will then appear.
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3. Click with either mouse button on the direction that you do not want included in the search. The sector corresponding to that direction will then be colored green. If necessary, repeat this action for other directions. To reactivate searches for a disabled direction, click it again with either mouse button.

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1. Click the appropriate button ( or ).
2. A bidirectional arrow now appears in the viewing tile. This visual element serves two purposes; it graphically represents an object’s displacement per second (speed) and sets this specific speed.
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3. The minimum (maximum) speed of a moving object can be set using any of the following methods:

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   The first method lets you roughly configure the speed, and the second method allows you to set the speed precisely.

   1. Position the cursor on an end point of the arrow and hold down either mouse button while you move the mouse. The length of the arrow will correspond to the minimum (maximum) displacement of the object per second.
   2. Use the  arrows to set the minimum (maximum) speed of the object as percentages of the frame per second. The dimensions of the arrow in the viewing tile can be changed in a similar manner.
      

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