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Feature · Web · Released 2026-09-30 The Editor’s left column now shows your production’s lists and a script’s All Takes. A CG Take or Take goes onto the timeline without being imported first.

Finding takes

The left column of the Editor has two tabs, Takes and Audio. On Takes, the picker at the top chooses what the column lists. The Takes tab of the Editor with the picker menu open. It shows a script name, All Takes, three lists with their counts, and New list.
  1. The menu is grouped by script.
  2. All Takes lists every CG Take and take in that script.
  3. A list from the Gallery, with the number of items it holds.
  4. New list… creates a list.
Click any row to load it in the clip viewer. The Editor with a take row highlighted in the left column, the take showing in the clip viewer, and its source values in the Inspector.
  1. The row you clicked is highlighted.
  2. The clip viewer names the kind of item: CG Take, Take, or Audio.
  3. The Inspector shows the Source values: dimensions, frame rate, and duration. Audio shows only duration.

Adding takes to the timeline

Drag a row by its grip onto a timeline lane. You can also open the row’s … menu. A take row's menu in the Editor with Add at playhead, Regenerate BG, Download, and Remove from this list. A plus button sits beside the picker.
  1. Add at playhead puts the item on the timeline at the playhead.
  2. Remove from this list takes the item out of the open list. The change also shows in the Gallery.
  3. The + button adds CG Takes and takes to the open list.
To put several takes on the timeline:
  1. Drag a row by its grip onto a video lane and let go.
  2. Click in the time ruler to move the playhead.
  3. Open another row’s … menu and click Add at playhead.
The list in the Editor is the same list the Gallery shows. With the sort set to Custom order, drag a row up or down by its grip to reorder the list. The Gallery shows the new order too.

Current guide

This page describes the feature as it was released. For how it works today, see finding takes.