[Niels]

That sounds very weird. So it closes the small window where you paste the code?

[Niels]

That looks great Jerry! Thanks for showing it. 20 mins are impressive! Cool.

[Niels]

Very cool Diego, good to hear.

A bookmark is a good idea. We actually had that in the old PAP. 🙂

Are you aware of the “Range”? The Range can be set shorter, so you only work with a smaller range of your total frames. This is great when you are working on a longer scene (many frames).

[Niels]

Thanks Jalenr11, some people have had the same problem, but then when they tried again later it worked. Could you try again – no need to reinstall, just paste the code in again and see if it decides to work this time?

[Niels]

Actually, if you go to your folder where you installed Animation Paper (probably “c:/Program Files”) you can find a qt.conf file. If you rename that to something else (so you can rename it back if needed) – and run Animation Paper again, it should actually now use Windows Ink! Interesting to see if that works with pressure and all for you?

[Niels]

OK, happy you found your own solution. But not having pressure-sensitivity is not optimal. If it works for you now, good. But I will still see if we can find a good solution…

BTW we have tried supporting Windows Ink, but we let it go again, because it introduces all kinds of irritating behaviour with overlays and stuff that makes it frustrating to work with. In my opinion.

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[Niels]

Sorry I don’t see it. I’m reluctant to just write me email straight because of spam bots. But it is this: niels at animationpaper.com.

[Niels]

Cool. Thanks Nick.

[Niels]

Hi Herbert – glad you had a nice surprise there! 😉

Our plan is to have some control over your lines for the next large upgrade (6.0). I am not thinking like spline nodes and tangents, that would not be fitting for Animation Papers sort of “analogue” style. But some kind of nudging would be great I believe. So you can fix less precise lines or do close in-betweens and such by just pushing/adjusting existing lines a little. (again without any degradation of the line).

The requests you listed at the end is all planned for. Especially when we get to do Preferences, there will be room for much of it. And the ability to tear off the X-sheet for another display – you convinced me of that already! 🙂

We are using multithreaded a couple of places, but more important places are possible and will come. In general we have room for optimisations all over the place. So you should hopefully feel the improvements in speed as we get them done.

Thanks very much again!

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• This reply was modified 5 years ago by Niels.

[Niels]

OK, I see.

Slide Mode is for doing that (T to toggle between Add Clones mode and Slide mode). But as it is in the current alpha, you can only slide one original at a time. But it works as you say, by not affecting what comes later down the timeline.

We will do support for sliding a whole selection at the same time for one of the next alphas.

Thank you, Pharan!

[Niels]

Thanks – you too!

[Niels]

I’ll investigate and get back to you here, Max!

[Niels]

Haha! 🙂 That’s great 🙂 Thanks a lot for showing, Nick.

[Niels]

Wow, thank you very much Nick for those excellent points! I love all of them. I’ll do my best to try to implement them in a fitting manner. Well, not me exactly – Frederik my lead programmer! He’s the man!

[Niels]

OK, thanks. It aught to work. I’ll check up on it and put it on our bugs list…