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• Cameras have a "FOV" (field of view) track.
• Lights have "radius", "intensity", and "color" tracks (the latter having one sub-track each for red, green, and blue).
• MASTER lacks an Orientation track set.
• Sounds have a "Sound" track

MASTER

⊟	General
	Name	The name of the actor.
⊟	Co-ordinate system
	Origin Orientation	The origin from which all other orientation keys for the actor are determined.
	Origin Position	The origin from which all other position keys for the actor are determined.
⊟	Position
	X	The actor's X position
	Y	The actor's Y position
	Z	The actor's Z position

Camera

⊟	General
	Name	The name of the actor.
⊟	Camera
	FOV	The camera's field of view.
⊟	Co-ordinate system
	Origin Orientation	The origin from which all other orientation keys for the actor are determined.
	Origin Position	The origin from which all other position keys for the actor are determined.
⊟	Orientation
	Yaw	The actor's Yaw
	Pitch	The actor's Pitch
	Roll	The actor's Roll
⊟	Position
	X	The actor's X position
	Y	The actor's Y position
	Z	The actor's Z position
⊟	Target
	Target Type	Whether this is a free or target camera. A target camera always points to a particular actor (an invisible target object automatically created and associated with this camera). A free camera can have its orientation keyed freely.

Camera target

A camera target object is generated whenever you set a camera's Target Type property to "targeted". Each target belongs to a particular targeted camera, which will always aim at it.

⊟	General
	Name	The name of the actor.
⊟	Co-ordinate system
	Origin Orientation	The origin from which all other orientation keys for the actor are determined.
	Origin Position	The origin from which all other position keys for the actor are determined.
⊟	Position
	X	The actor's X position
	Y	The actor's Y position
	Z	The actor's Z position

Creature

⊟	General
	Name	The name of the actor.
	Source	The source object that defines the actor's appearance.
⊟	Co-ordinate system
	Origin Orientation	The origin from which all other orientation keys for the actor are determined.
	Origin Position	The origin from which all other position keys for the actor are determined.
⊟	Inventory
	Boots	Whether the actor's boots are visible
	Chest	Whether the actor's chest item is visible
	Gloves	Whether the actor's gloves are visible
	Head	Whether the actor's head item is visible
	Main Hand	Whether the actor's main hand item is visible
	Off Hand	Whether the actor's off-hand item is visible
⊟	LOD
	LOD	The level of detail the actor is displayed at.
⊟	Mapping
	Export ResRef	If true the resref of the stunt actor is exported. If true the stunt actor can be used as a fallback to mapping. If false and the mapping fails (or there is no mapping) the actor will not exist and be invisible at runtime.
	Mapping Required	This flag affects what happens when the mapping tag is set but not found in the area. If true a warning will be displayed and the cutscene will fail to play. If false the game will fall back to the stunt actor.
	Mapping Tag	The tag of the object in the area which will be substituted for this actor at runtime. If blank a stunt actor is loaded at runtime, which matches the actor in the editor.
⊟	Orientation
	Yaw	The actor's Yaw
	Pitch	The actor's Pitch
	Roll	The actor's Roll
⊟	Pose
	Pose	The base pose for the actor. The pose animation will be played whenever no other animation is playing. It can be blended with other animations if they have a weight less than 100.
	Pose Speed	The speed that the pose animation plays at.
	Previous Pose	The previous pose to transition from. If this cutscene is played as part of a conversation this property will be ignored in favor of the actual pose of the previous line. It is still used in stand-alone cutscenes, and can be useful for preview purposes.
	Transition Delay	If the previous pose is different from the current pose a transition will be played. This determines when this will occur.
⊟	Position
	X	The actor's X position
	Y	The actor's Y position
	Z	The actor's Z position

Placeable

⊟	General
	Name	The name of the actor.
	Source	The source object that defines the actor's appearance.
⊟	Co-ordinate system
	Origin Orientation	The origin from which all other orientation keys for the actor are determined.
	Origin Position	The origin from which all other position keys for the actor are determined.
⊟	Mapping
	Export ResRef	If true the resref of the stunt actor is exported. If true the stunt actor can be used as a fallback to mapping. If false and the mapping fails (or there is no mapping) the actor will not exist and be invisible at runtime.
	Mapping Required	This flag affects what happens when the mapping tag is set but not found in the area. If true a warning will be displayed and the cutscene will fail to play. If false the game will fall back to the stunt actor.
	Mapping Tag	The tag of the object in the area which will be substituted for this actor at runtime. If blank a stunt actor is loaded at runtime, which matches the actor in the editor.
⊟	Orientation
	Yaw	The actor's Yaw
	Pitch	The actor's Pitch
	Roll	The actor's Roll
⊟	Position
	X	The actor's X position
	Y	The actor's Y position
	Z	The actor's Z position

Sound

A sound object will have a special "Sound" track with the sound event on it. Drag this event along the track to set when in the timeline the sound should be audible.

When creating a sound in FMOD it is possible to set up to five custom parameters on a sound event. These custom parameters can be edited in the object's properties, and also in the curve editor. If custom parameters have been set up for that sound you'll see the custom parameter names listed, otherwise you'll see generic "SoundParam1" through "SoundParam5" parameters that don't actually do anything.

⊟	General
	Name	The name of the actor.
⊟	Co-ordinate system
	Origin Orientation	The origin from which all other orientation keys for the actor are determined.
	Origin Position	The origin from which all other position keys for the actor are determined.
⊟	Orientation
	Yaw	The actor's Yaw
	Pitch	The actor's Pitch
	Roll	The actor's Roll
⊟	Position
	X	The actor's X position
	Y	The actor's Y position
	Z	The actor's Z position

Light

⊟	General
	Name	The name of the actor.
⊟	Co-ordinate system
	Origin Orientation	The origin from which all other orientation keys for the actor are determined.
	Origin Position	The origin from which all other position keys for the actor are determined.
⊟	Light
	Color	The color of the light.
	Intensity	The intensity of the light.
	Radius	The radius of the light.
⊟	Orientation
	Yaw	The actor's Yaw
	Pitch	The actor's Pitch
	Roll	The actor's Roll
⊟	Position
	X	The actor's X position
	Y	The actor's Y position
	Z	The actor's Z position

Visual effect

⊟	General
	Model	!!Property description!!
	Name	The name of the actor.
⊟	Co-ordinate system
	Origin Orientation	The origin from which all other orientation keys for the actor are determined.
	Origin Position	The origin from which all other position keys for the actor are determined.
⊟	Orientation
	Yaw	The actor's Yaw
	Pitch	The actor's Pitch
	Roll	The actor's Roll
⊟	Position
	X	The actor's X position
	Y	The actor's Y position
	Z	The actor's Z position

Proxy

A proxy is simply a model, with no special properties or abilities beyond its visual appearance. They were intended as placeholders during game development, to eventually be replaced with full-blown placeables and such, but there's no fundamental reason why they can't be used as-is.

⊟	General
	Model	!!Property description!!
	Name	The name of the actor.
⊟	Co-ordinate system
	Origin Orientation	The origin from which all other orientation keys for the actor are determined.
	Origin Position	The origin from which all other position keys for the actor are determined.
⊟	Orientation
	Yaw	The actor's Yaw
	Pitch	The actor's Pitch
	Roll	The actor's Roll
⊟	Position
	X	The actor's X position
	Y	The actor's Y position
	Z	The actor's Z position