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Opening new project

Posted: 05 May 2008, 11:42
by Paul Fierlinger
When I open a new project the default color is none. Is there a way for me to change this to Color?

Posted: 05 May 2008, 12:25
by Manuel
The background color type (none/color/check), BgcolorA and BgcolorB are saved within the templates.

Set your project as you like and then, use "Save Project as template" from file menu and give it a name.
The next time you will create a new project, select this template.
By the way, it will become your default project.

Posted: 05 May 2008, 12:29
by Paul Fierlinger
That makes sense, Manuel, thank you. I am still on the trial version waiting for the delivery of my purchase so I can't save anything yet.

BTW, I love all the navigation features on the Animator Panel. Flipbook is a simple and wonderful idea!

Posted: 05 May 2008, 12:49
by Manuel
And do you enjoy the real time rotative drawing disk ?
It amazes me how TVPaint can play animation at any angle.

Posted: 05 May 2008, 12:53
by Paul Fierlinger
I never felt a big need for this excellent feature -- just sometimes when drawing backgrounds with buildings and such that use a lot of horizontal lines. Maybe now I'll discover why so many people had craved for this. I do like the simplicity of its function. Is there a simple way without using RMB to reset it?

Posted: 05 May 2008, 13:01
by TVPaint
The Insert key resets the rotation.

Posted: 05 May 2008, 13:06
by Paul Fierlinger
TVPaint wrote:The Insert key resets the rotation.
Oops, I have something else assigned to that one but can change it.

Posted: 05 May 2008, 13:17
by Manuel
The shortcuts are assigned to the navigation key of the keyboard.
Insert key will reset.
Shift+PageUP/Down will rotate.

TVP latest features are listed on this page :

http://www.tvpaint.com/index.php?option ... &Itemid=77

Posted: 05 May 2008, 13:21
by Paul Fierlinger
Manuel wrote:The shortcuts are assigned to the navigation key of the keyboard.
Insert key will reset.
Shift+PageUP/Down will rotate.

TVP latest features are listed on this page :

http://www.tvpaint.com/index.php?option ... &Itemid=77
Very useful. Thank you.