Let say I often use Page Peel transaction and like to set Progress to "-100", Radius of Peel to "100", Direction to "200", Backside color use "White" ..., etc.

How can I save all these parameters value instead of set it every time? 

Thank you very much.

Best regards,
Chu Man. 

It's not possible.

So can I use its "Copy" feature in Transition context menu to do the similar effect?

Yes.

How to do "Paste"? I just see "Copy" in Transition context menu.

Once Copied, you can right-click between two clips (where you want to add the transition) and click Paste all.

Sorry I've tried several times and didn't work. I didn't see a new Transition block appeared on the target place.

 

What version of Studio are you using ?

I'm using Pinnacle Studio 24. 

Let say my source copy of Transition is a Page Peel type, and then do a Copy over it. Then I move my mouse point to the gap of another two clips as an target, and do a Paste All. After then, I don't see any change on there. If I drag a Transition from this target, it gave me a Cross Dissolve transition just like I create a new one.

Any idea? Thanks.

It works on my system (UI is in French).

Watch this : https://youtu.be/eIwv_qUOaWY

FWIW - in the the YouTube video Saby automatically worked around the problem, probably without even realising it...

Where the transition is pasted is determined by what clips are selected prior to right-clicking and choosing Paste All and not by the position of the mouse. So, to paste the copied transition onto one or more clips, select them, then right-click anywhere in the timelne and choose Paste All from the pop-up menu

Notes:

• The transition(s) will be pasted at the start or end of each selected clip according to whether the original transition was created as an "out transition" (dropped to the left of the join between 2 clips) or as an "in transition" (dropped to the right of the join between 2 clips)
• The pasted transition(s) will be centre-aligned, regardless of the alignment of the original transition (IMO a bug - but only important if you're using the old "overlap clips" method of adding transitions)

HTH
Richard

OIC, I know it clear now. Thank you very much.

-- Chu Man.