Welcome to TVPaint Community forums !

Just saying, but for After Effect you can use this awesome script : http://forum.tvpaint.com/viewtopic.php?f=11&t=6978&start=75" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; Thanks for the heads up! The script isn't quite what I'm after, since the PSD export is so much better for...

or alternatively : - Ctrl-Select the unwanted layers, RMB-Selected Layers Delete, - Export PSD (Layers Structure) - then, once the Export done, Hit key to Undo the last Delete action, and so to recover all the initial stuff. This is what I do currently, it's just a little bit of a pain sometimes si...

When working in TVPaint and exporting layers for compositing in After Effects, one of the best ways to get the footage into comps is to export layer structures intact in PSDs. The problem is that many layers (like sketch layers) are not needed in the composition, and things like backgrounds end up i...

I'm having a hard time finding out how to set the start frame (aka "start image") to 0 or 1 in the timeline. Sometimes I start a new project from a preset, and it starts at 0, or if I start from a film preset, it starts from 1. The manual says this can be changed in "Project > Start I...

Actually, your best bet is to export for QuickTime using the animation codec, at millions of colors. If you're exporting cels with alpha, then make sure it is exporting rgba from the tvpaint dialog, and millions of colors + from the QuickTime options. If you're not concerned about file size, you mig...

I'd been a little suspicious when tinkering with the program on a Mac, as the lines exhibited more of the "snap to nearest pixel" wobble at 100% zoom, that I only got when working with a PC that had subpixel disabled. I suppose there are many factors that could be at play, including interf...

This feature is in the mac version without the need to enable it? I didn't know this... Thanks for the clarification!

I could be missing something important here, but it appears there is no SubPixel option on the Mac version of TVPaint. I've been using TVPaint on Windows, and this global feature is indispensable for drawing cleanly inked lines. Is this a difficult feature to integrate on the Mac platform?

-Adam