A guide to creating a split-screen for zero-basic users
Core methods for alternative mapping:
- Element substitution method:
- Scene: Choose an approximation from the built-in library of 200+ scenes (e.g. "Café - Day Scene" instead of hand-painted scene)
- Roles: symbolize roles (e.g. "Business Male A" icon + text label)
- Smart Aids:
- Click the "Smart Composition" button to automatically generate a 9-grid reference line.
- The "Action Logo" library provides 50+ prefabricated action lines (e.g. walking tracks, gesture arrows)
- Quick Action:
- Double-click on props to automatically match scene size (e.g., table and chairs sized to fit the room)
- Use Ctrl+scroll wheel to zoom the canvas to view details (non-professional monitors are recommended to zoom to 150%)
Emergency programs:If you have no drawing skills at all, you can: ① Prioritize the use of the "Text Description" box to explain your intention in detail ② Upload a reference photo taken with your cell phone as a placeholder.
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