[Niels]

Alright. Thanks Terran.

[Niels]

Thanks Shaneta. Coloring is not available, – it is not implemented yet, but will be available as soon as we are ready.

Best,
Niels

[Niels]

OK. Appreciated.

[Niels]

I see. I thought those gloves were only for the gliding – but good to know that it helps with the false triggering too. Thanks!

[Niels]

OK, thanks Matilda. We might return with a test version for you at some point. But right now were are busy with our scheduled development, which is customisation of the Tool Bar and Speed Dials. But we’ll get to it eventually.

[Niels]

Thanks a lot Dan. Noted.

Do you not experience the problems Mike are describing? (gesture features are triggered falsely by side of hand or such).

Best,
Niels

[Niels]

OK, thanks Michael. So that’s two having this issue. Something must be wrong. We’ll look into it.

[Niels]

Cool – thanks for understanding.

[Niels]

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[Niels]

That’s great Matilda! Very well done! Thanks for showing it!

[Niels]

Thanks a lot Catarina!

Straight lines are on our todo-list and will be implemented very soon.

Square and circle tool – I am not so sure about. You see, I am trying to keep AP as simple and uncluttered as possible – very “analogue” in feel. I am reluctant of tools, that increases the amount of “technicalness” if they can be avoided.

If you are doing animation that needs super tight geometric shapes, I’m thinking this could be done using reference images, either as a sequence of 3D renders/wireframes or simply one image of squares and circles – reference that you trace. I know you could probably say, come on, it’s just a simple square or circle tool, and they are simple and easy to implement, but still, I hope you see my point. Maybe you can appreciate why this exactly is one of the most challenging things of making Animation Paper – keeping it focused.

Cheers,
Niels

[Niels]

Thank you very much!

[Niels]

Sure! It’s on our todo-list. Thanks for mentioning it though, Jim!

[Niels]

At some point soon we will do a simple reverse function, but that doesn’t help you now. 🙂 For now you can switch drawings around just by using cut/paste like this:

Click the thumbnail in the x-sheet you want to move, hit Ctrl X, then click where you want it and Ctrl V. Then do the same for the rest of the drawings you need to move. 🙂

It’s Cmd (not Ctrl) if you are on Mac.

Best,
Niels

[Niels]

Thank you very much for thinking of us in this way. Others have asked me the same before. I truly appreciate your support and good will, but I would rather just get the software done and start selling it to all the people waiting. So please support us by buying it once the final is released. Also help spreading the word is great! Thank you so much.

Best,
Niels