[Dillon Williams]

When deleting frames with ctrl+backspace, the previous frame is deleted instead of the current one. Not sure this is intentional design. If it is, it’s easy enough to get used to. If not, I feel it would be much more intuitive to delete the frame you are currently viewing.

 

So glad this program exists! I like traditional animation so much more than keyframe. It runs so well and is so intuitive!

[Niels]

Thanks for your comment Dillon!

Actually the command called “Delete Drawing” is on Ctrl Delete. And that does exactly what you expect it to – delete the one you are currently viewing.

In some situations using “Back-delete Drawing” comes in handy, and that is the one that deletes the previous drawing and has Ctrl Backspace as the shortcut.

For any Mac users reading this, the corresponding shortcuts are Cmd Delete and Cmd Backspace respectively.

We did make it like this deliberately – I hope it makes sense to you too, Dillon 🙂

Thanks,
Niels

[Dillon Williams]

Ok, thank you! Sometimes I confuse a software’s delete and backspace key, so that’s on me!

[Niels]

I totally understand 🙂 No problem at all – I’m so glad you wrote about it.