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appear on click and animation are different

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single and bulk appear on click are differemt

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header on enter only

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Copy paste the title moves the animation faster

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Grouping easier to fix its errors

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helper slides and objects to paste style

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DaVinci Resolve includes a powerful feature for chroma keying, often used to composite two images or video streams together based on color hues. This is commonly referred to as "green screen" or "blue screen" effects. Here's a basic guide on how to use the chroma key feature in DaVinci Resolve:

Import Your Footage: Start by importing the footage that contains the green screen along with the background you want to use. You can do this in the Media tab.
Go to the Color Tab: The Color tab is where you'll do most of your chroma key work. Drag your clip into the timeline if it's not already there.
Add a Node for Keying: Right-click on the node graph area, choose “Add Node,” and then “Add Serial Node.” This new node will be used for the keying process.
Choose the Qualifier Tool: In the newly created node, select the Qualifier tool (the eyedropper icon). Use this tool to click on the green screen in your video. DaVinci Resolve will create a key based on the color you selected.
Refine the Key: After selecting the green color, adjust the key to make sure all of the green is selected properly. Use the sliders in the HSL Keying section to adjust the hue, saturation, and luminance until the green areas are completely transparent.
Clean Up the Matte: Use the Matte Finesse controls to clean up the edges and any spill of the green color. The "In/Out Ratio", "Blur Radius", and "Clean Black/White" are useful tools for refining the key.
Overlay Your Background: Once your key looks good, you need to overlay the background. Connect the output of your keyed node to the input of the node containing your background. This will composite your foreground image over the background.
Final Adjustments: Make any necessary adjustments to ensure the elements blend well, such as matching color, light, and shadows between the foreground and the background.

DaVinci Resolve's powerful color grading tools combined with its chroma keying capabilities make it a go-to for professional and amateur video editors alike. If you're new to chroma keying, it might take a bit of practice to get perfect results.