[Niels]

OK, thanks for trying with a second email.

Well, signing up after the update goes out (via email) will just make you miss that one update. You will get the email for the next update. But registering for a license is a completely other system, not related, so it should work.

You are not supposed to find it 🙂 You’ll get the correct download link in the email I am sending out. Next time we plan to email with an update should be within a week from now.

No need to investigate further now. But thanks! We are looking into it.

[Niels]

You’re welcome! 🙂

[Niels]

No problem. Happy you report!

[Niels]

Hi Sandra,

The shortcuts are right here: https://animationpaper.com/animation-paper-keyboard-shortcuts-for-pc/

I just quickly converted them to pdf, so you can download it here: https://animationpaper.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/AnimationPaper-ShortcutsPC.pdf

The above is for PC. Let me know if you need the Mac version. But basically you just replace Ctrl with Cmd on Mac and the rest is the same.

[Niels]

Yes, June, more export options will come soon. So far you can export as a sequence of png’s or jpg’s. but you can do it, so you keep information about timing with clones and layer info as well.

[Niels]

Yes, flipping between keys only is one of the important reasons for the keys feature. You just use Shift Up and Down arrow keys to flip between your marked keys.

[Niels]

Thanks Todd. We are looking into this.

[Niels]

Yes, this is called the “pivot point” – and I do believe it is quite common in other software actually. But thanks for noticing and mentioning. 🙂

[Niels]

Yes, this is a bug and reported elsewhere on this forum. This happens if you export “simple unbroken sequence” together with “Combine Layers” checked. This is fixed with the next update which will be in a week or so.

[Niels]

Sounds great! Thank you!

[Niels]

Thanks all of you! Very helpful!

Cher: You can reach me at niels animationpaper com (sorry for my cryptic anti spambot attempt :D)

[Niels]

No problem Salim 🙂 Thanks

[Niels]

Thanks a lot Salim! Others have requested this too. It’s now on our todo!

[Niels]

That is interesting. That it is not appearing at all is strange behaviour. I will have to get back to you on this…

[Niels]

Using the lasso much in the same drawing is one thing. Working in 4K is another.

The good news are that you should work in a resolution that is not too demanding for your hardware – and when you at some point want to export your finished animation, you can always just scale up to 4k if that is what your output requires. Everything will scale up perfectly without blurring or leaving artefacts. So no need to struggle with a too high resolution and slow feedback.