in fcpx when I move a clip with the mouse the space left by the moved clip is no longer automatically occupied by the other adjacent clips
Cirlced in red is the indicator of the Position tool:
Either press A or use that little menu to choose the Select tool (a.k.a. "Arrow" tool).
You will have to manually delete the gap clips that were created while using the Position tool.
let me explain better... if I take 1 new clip and put it in the empty storyline for example, this clip will not be attracted to the left side of the storyline but will remain where I initially placed it... and before and after the clip an empty gray space will appear
thanks
Max, you will likely find these free tutorials will save you lots of time learning FCP.
Steve at Ripple Training’s 60 minute FCP tutorial overview https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HqUP7Zgeuck
Final Cut Bro getting started https://youtu.be/L3bZ-ETKZ8U
Izzy Video tutorials. Older so the UI looks different but the concepts are still correct. https://youtu.be/_jvyrnQpR1E?list=PLp5SAgbM8S87n1qvv34-PAU2zMHLlXyfb
The magnetic effect only works with the primary timeline.
You are probably moving clips connected to (above) the primary timeline.
If you have got another track above the main one you can make it magnetic by highlighting all of it, right-click on it and select "Create Storyline" from the contextual menu.
and if instead there were several clips and I had to move one with the mouse, to another position in the timeline, the clip that I would move would leave an empty space between the adjacent clips...
You have activated the Position tool.
Look in your screenshot the tailless arrow that is different from the usual arrow.
Press A to activate the usual Arrow tool.
perfect! you solved my problem that may seem trivial but that I couldn't solve...!
Thank you very much
Max
FCPX space by moved clip is no longer automatically occupied by other clips
