# Sceneplanning Views

You use the Camera View, Top View, and Side View windows to lay out elements and create multiplane moves.

Changes you make to elements in Sceneplanning view windows are applied to the entire contents of the element. So rather than adjusting the properties of each drawing in an element to create an effect, you can apply an effect to an entire element and Toon Boom Studio will interpolate the changes to the element for you.

Because Toon Boom Studio is a completely vector-based system, the quality of all vector elements is preserved in the interpolations.

With Sceneplanning view windows, you can:

- Lay out the elements in your scene by changing their position, size, and rotation.
- Make changes to elements over time by attaching elements to pegs and then changing the properties (motion, size, angle) of the peg. You can also control the velocity of a change to create various types of ease effects.
- Create different camera effects, such as pans and zooms. You can also create different cameras to get different views, or shots, of your scene.
- Create visual effects, such as color transforms and clipping masks.
- Draw new content and re-touch drawings that might require fixes after they are animated with Sceneplanning Tools.

See Also
Basic Sceneplanning Concepts
Animating Elements with Pegs
Camera Effects with Toon Boom Studio
Additive and Multiplicative Color Changes
Clipping Mask Effects