[Niels]

Thank you very much for this analysis. I follow you completely. It could (and should) be more obvious what mode you are in.

Your suggestion with the cursor changing to display the mode is in a way actually already in. It’s just so subtle, so you might have missed it: When in Add Clones mode the cursor is light brown like the clones. When in Slide Mode the cursor is white like the originals. 🙂

[Niels]

Thank you both. I think it must be a bug. We’ll make sure to solve this for the next, hopefully quick, alpha release.

[Niels]

OK, strange. The server is online and running smoothly. Many are getting their activation keys without problems. It should work. Could you try again please?

[Niels]

Wow that’s great! The GUI looks very large here though. Or maybe you just made the window very small and cropped the screenshot? 🙂

[Niels]

OK, thanks for your message.

Try going to Windows settings and see if Windows Ink is on or not. Maybe it makes a difference if you switch it around?

Please let us know if that helped.

[Niels]

Perfect Rodney! Thanks for that!

[Niels]

Cool Sandra! Let us know how it goes!

[Niels]

Great Jeremie! Thanks for sharing that.

[Niels]

Oh, that’s good to hear, Ross! Thanks for letting me and everybody know!

[Niels]

Happy you like it! Thanks!

[Niels]

I am following you completely. Thanks David!

[Niels]

That’s odd. Do you see the little spinner after entering the code? (it’s connecting to our license server)

[Niels]

Thanks for making that comparison video! It makes it very clear.

Its a pros and cons kind of thing. The way the line works in the new version has its advantages.

I’ll look into this more closely when I get a bit of time and see what we can do. Maybe an option as you suggest.

[Niels]

Animation Paper already have a clever and subtle stabilizer built in working while you draw. Maybe you already felt it?

Currently we do not give access to customize/adjust this stabilizer (keeping it simple), but we might do that in a future alpha version if we find an uncomplicated way to do that.

• This reply was modified 4 years, 8 months ago by Niels.

[Niels]

In Animation Paper you don’t first select, then cut. It works in one go.

So you just picked what ever you lassoed up. That’s it. Now you can move your floating selection around as you please, change frame, scale/rotate, etc. Then you stamp it down by hitting Return/Enter or just click outside the selection.

When you did the Ctrl+X you cut the whole drawing (like from the X-sheet). You still saw your selection, but that was because you had it picked up.

Does that make sense?