Welcome to TVPaint Community forums !

I wish there weren't only just one unfortunately... I could get so much more done!

Nice to be here slowtiger... and thanks for recommending my books. I don't actually have a regular involvement with TV Paint right now but I'm looking to change that in the near future, hence the rendering question.

Thanks David. That's really valuable info. I'll try all your suggestions, just for comparison. Thanks again! Tony.

Actually Karl, your suggestion worked perfectly! All is rendering perfectly after I unchecked the "key frame every" box! (And for the record Paul... I'm Using TVP Pro 10.0.7 on Mac 10.7.5 with 4GB of memory.) Thanks one and all!

Hi guys. I'm new to this forum (and software) so please be patient with me. I'm trying to render out my animation at 1920 x 1080 in QT and its starting to render nothing but the first frame. When I first attempted this, all was fine, the entire animation scene rendered out perfectly. But suddenly it...

Thanks everyone, you've been great! I'm on my way now. So much to learn but at least I've got some actual movement happening now! I'm sure I'll be back but I promise to not ask any more basic questions of you.

P.S. I wish there was a good manual on TVP, instead of scattered and random tutorials online, etc. Is there one anywhere?

Hmmmm? You could be right Brett! I'm dragging the first frame to the end of the pencil test, which is obviously wrong.

Sorry, brain-dead question.... How do I create a new instance for each frame then? I was confused how this works, compared to (say) ToonBoom, etc.

Thanks for responding!

Hi Paul.

I have TVP Animation 10 Pro (10.0.7) and I'm on a Mac (v10.7.4). Thanks!

Hi. I'm a brand new user so this is a really basic question and I'm sorry if its kind of insulting. I've imported a pencil test into a lower layer and am now rendering, frame-by-frame, on the layer above. However, as I move onto the next instance (frame?) the previous one remains. It does this every...