Group Assault (All-Out Attack)
The Group Assault (or "All-Out Attack") is a special cinematic mode where multiple characters appear on screen in sequence, building up to a final devastating blow. It is managed via the Cinematic Control Panel.
🛠️ Creating a Group Preset
- Open Control Panel: Click the Bolt Icon (⚡) in the Token Controls (left sidebar).
- Select Actors (Optional): You can select tokens on the canvas or check the boxes next to actors in the Actors tab.
- Create: Click the "Create Selected" button (Meteor Icon ☄️) at the bottom of the Actors tab.
- Alternatively: Switch to the All-Out tab and edit an existing preset or creating a new one from scratch.
⚙️ Configuration: The Director's Chair
The Group Configuration window is divided into two main sections: Global Settings and Participants.
1. Global Settings (Left Panel)
Controls the overall look and feel of the sequence.
- Theme: The visual style (e.g., Rebel, Urban, Royal).
- Audio:
- Voice (Start): Plays when the sequence begins (e.g., "Let's do this!").
- SFX (Start): Background ambience or intro swoosh.
- Finish Sound (End): Crucial! This sound plays at the very end of the animation. (e.g., A massive explosion or a glass shattering sound).
- Center Message: The text that appears in the middle of the screen (e.g., ALL-OUT ATTACK, TIME TO FINISH IT!).
- You can customize the Color, Shadow, Size, and Position (X/Y) of this text to match your theme perfectly.
- Shake Intensity: How violently the screen shakes at the finale.
2. Participants (Center Panel)
Manage the actors involved in the attack.
- Add/Remove: You can add more participants or remove existing ones.
- Individual Styling: For each actor, you can customize:
- Image: Defaults to their token, but can be changed.
- Display Text: The catchphrase or name shown next to them.
- Color: Their signature color (background strip color).
- Zoom (Start): How zoomed-in the image is during the initial flash.
- Grid (End): Adjust the Scale and X/Y Position to ensure their face is visible in the final group shot.