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Hello, Can you give me more details about the way you are exporting the Custom Panel? How is the tvpx file named, does it have special character in the filename? If you could post a screenshot of the Custom Panel's export window, that would be great. I have seen this bug in the past, and I have tri...

Could you please mention which TVP version and OS system/version you use? TVPX export works here, which TVP 10 on Mac OS 10.6. I'm using 11.7 on Windows. I believe I may have found the issue with the TVPX exports crashing the app. Some of the actions I had for a long time, pencil brushes, upon rein...

When you say "Free Transform Tool", do you mean the Warp Tool ? Yes, those are problems with the current Warp Tool. The "pointy" hard angle distortions , rather than maintaining curved shapes is difficult to work around. I agree with you that it would be more useful if it behave...

Hi TV Paint devs and all, I'm hope I'm not too late during the development of the next build of TV Paint, but I have a couple of suggestions ask for you to consider, with explination for them of course. :lol: It's a follow up to the requests I made last year in May that I failed to mention at the ti...

Hi TV Paint crew and all who use it! :D Firstly, TV Paint 11.5 is superb. But rather than have a little addition to contribute as an idea, I would like to share more, and elaborate on why that is. Keystrokes and shortcuts functionality: - When using a Huion tablet ( I'm guessing also non-wacom brane...

When Ctrl is held down, regardless of whether it's part of a shortcut string or Ctrl on its own, if you interact with the screen the timeline will begin to "animate the stroke" in real-time as you touch the tablet. This becomes a big problem with any hotkey share shares the Ctrl button in...

Hello Title in Large, yes native compatibility with such peripherals would be very cool for the next TVPaint version, however since it is possible to assign keyboard hotkeys to the stream deck, you can already access most tools by assigning them to keyboard keys, then to the Stream deck, even the o...

Hi TV Paint guys! Every keyboard shortcut slot in my TV Paint has been completely filled up for my animation workflow. However I was wondering whether it has been taken into consideration to implement the Elgato Stream Deck in TV Paint? Envisioning the ability to macro every possible menu action and...

You'd be right, D.T. Nethery as I was told the same thing. lol. Slowtiger it's not so much as an obsession a "curious question". I used to animate and handle the colouring identical to your workflow, yet the No AA has personally opened up a new way for me to retain all of my strokes along ...

Hello TVP community! I'm trying to achieve nice curves from up-scaling a no-anti-aliasing animation in 1080p to 4K. Now because the lines are pixel-crisp, I'm having to work around this by defaulting my projects in 5K and drawing thicker strokes, later compressing the document down to 4K when the an...

Hi Hironori, and thank you for the scan FX tip. It'll come in use for paper no doubt! Personally I always work with no anti-aliasing, but when it comes to applying a border stroke around a silhouette (usually SPFX/VFX and all drawn digitally), it defaults to an anti-aliasing stroke which then needs ...

Thank you, slowtiger. I have no idea whether I selected the correct FX regarding the term "threshold", but I've managed to get it to work by using the following: FX: Border > Not FX: Histogram - Alpha > Midtone top set to 1 and Midtone bottom set to 254. If this wasn't what you meant, coul...

Hi all. Pardon if this question has already been asked in the past but I'm struggling to create an outer stroke (border) on a layer without AntiAliasing. Is there a way to do this rather than redrawing an entire layer? Thank you.

Despite this being a decade old forum post, you have just
saved my bacon! Thank you for sharing this knowledge. I accidentally forgot to up the project doc to 4K while cleaning
up my animation, still using 1080p like I do for the roughs.