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Hello Experts, i have a scene which content IN and OUT scene. there is a simple transition (like wiping effect) which comes from left and move to right covering full screen in OUT SCENE. now i want to play 2nd sequence when 1st scene Out scene transition  cover whole screen.

Hey Sunil,

Could you just clarify if you need this in between two specific scenes, or when transiting between the same scene or for every single transition?

I'm pretty sure this could be achieved using transition logic in XPression.

So I went ahead and made a sample which you will be able to download if you want from here: https://filebin.net/p3m43p8ldsnqjiqd 

So basically how I did it, is by using Transition Logic. I'm not sure if you're familiar with that, but it essentially determines how scenes should react to each other when being put on line.

In this case I have made a Scene Director called SD_Transition which just moves the group with the colored quads from right to left. At the same time, I'm also using a mask, which is positioned under the colored quads which moves together with the colored quads to mask the contents of the first scene. The reason why I'm doing this is because of the way how transition logic works.

Some clarification. When putting a scene online using Transition Logic the current scene which is online will play the OUT-animation. The tricky part is that the new scene will be put online at the same time but it is hidden under the current scene which is online. Also the IN-animation will start playing immediately (unless you've checked "Wait for out-effect") So it's on the same layer, but it's under the current scene.

This is the reason why I'm masking the contents of the scene during the transition to reveal the second scene which is underneath.

Once the out transition of the old scene AND the in transition of the new scene are BOTH finished, then the old scene will be shown as offline and the new scene will be shown as online.

In this case I haven't made any in-animation, but you can do that yourself if you want to. Just remember that the in-animation will start at the same time as the out-animation of the old scene. So you'll probably want to put a delay in your scene director in the in-animation to allow the time for the out-animation to play.

Good luck!