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Other then the novelty of knowing how long you've worked on something for, what I would find useful about it would be for future planning. I don't sit down and animate every day for a set period of time. Sometimes I work for a long while, other times just an hour or so. Then if after several weeks I...

Really this is a pretty silly and pointless feature, but it would be a neat little addition. Track how long a file is open for, and remember it. A counter that will tell you how long you've worked on a project for, over a length of time. That way if you work on a large project for a long time you ca...

Okay, I downloaded and installed it, but the properties in TVPaint still list it as being the older (8.5.10) version. Does that not change?

When I import footage' (mostly when I insert an image made in another program as a background) TVpaint just kind of does nothing. The image appears as it should, but then the program won't do anything else. I can minimize and resize it, and it seems like if I wait around for a really long time (like...

I remember you saying somewhere that TVPaint is a 32 bit program, and thus I wouldn't expect it to take advantage of pluses of a 64 bit system. It can though use up to 3.5 gigs of memory, which is where 64 bit could help me here. While TVP using the advantages of 64 bit architecture would be great, ...

Have a mid-power computer that I used to use only for animating, but it got turned into my standard computer and because of that doesn't run the larger animations as well as it used to. My solution is to have two hard drives, two instances of windows, and just switch between them. Since I won't be d...

I got a PM from Mishix there, they've got themselves on the list to. Right now I'm just trying to get the required information from the people on the list so I can send it to Patrice.

I'd hope that it doesn't take a great deal longer to find a fifth...

Maybe if we can't get one, TVPaint would allow us to buy it in a group of 4?

Nice that you made an effort though, good luck with the next demo. I asked around my school but it's mostly 3d so I didn't have any luck. I believe one of the Professors talked with TVPaint about possibly getting it for the school at some point, but that doesn't help us out too much right now. So co...

Yea, I'd noticed that sometime ago, it's a linking error. It's pretty easy to fix though if you look at the file name. They both link to the order form for the standard edition OrderFormTVPA.pdf. Just open that and change it to OrderFormTVPAP.pdf (add a 'P' at the end). I find it easier to just look...

Thanks, though I'm not sure how needed that was. There's not a whole lot of posting happening around here, and in theory we only need one more student.

Of course, it could be a place for future groups of five to collaborate.

Okay, awesome.

One more, just need one more, and then we can all start consorting to get the software.

This is working out better then I thought. But still, people saying on a forum post that they'd like to do it and actually paying are two different things.

Nope, Canada actually makes it easier because it all has to be sent to one place. My being in the US means that that it's cheaper for me to send you your dongle and CD. To prove your student status you would either need to scan/fax your student ID, or a letter from your school saying you're a studen...

No missing features, no restrictions. It's just like a full version, you just need to be a student to get it. The only difference is the CD. We get 5 dongles and one CD, which we're allowed to make 4 more copies of, so the CD you get will be a burned version. It will still be 100% legal and a full v...

Still need two more students. Anymore out there? Got to be two somewhere on the planet.