[Benoit Hupé]

The experience is pleasant, a beautiful and large drawing surface, the tools present but discreet, intuitive use.
No bugs so far.
If an improvement is possible, for the onion skin: the designs behind one color and the designs in front of another. This would allow us to better know where we are in the inbetweens.
Thank you for your good work. congratulations.

[Niels]

Thanks for this! Did you check Hue Shift is on?

Note: Hue Shift only works on colored lines. If you are drawing in black – you don’t get Hue Shift. Try changing your layer color to blue.

[Benoit Hupé]

Thank you for the answer 😉
Yes, the onion skin works, but the idea is, the drawings positioned before the drawing to be visible with a color “X” and the drawings positioned after in color “Y” …

[Niels]

I understand. I chose to make that kind of functionality with a Hue Shift of the layer color instead of two separate colors. I thought that worked better. Would you agree?

[Benoit Hupé]

Thanks for the response Niels.

[Christ Scicluna]

I think it would be way better if I can keep a black pencil layer, but previous frames in the onion skin would be blue and upcoming frames would be green (for example).

[Niels]

OK, thanks Christ – noted.