TVP 10 - remove "hold" on new layers

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TVP 10 - remove "hold" on new layers

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Hello,

is there a possibility to change the standard behaviour of new layers in new projects from "hold" to "none"?

I found out, that when I use the "new layer" function I can change the Post Behaviour to "none" and TVP memorizes this for the next new layers. But I would like to change it to "none" at all, even on automatically created new layers in new projects not based on custom templates.

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Re: TVP 10 - remove "hold" on new layers

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Animark wrote: is there a possibility to change the standard behaviour of new layers in new projects from "hold" to "none"?
No possibilities at the moment, but maybe we could include the choice when creating a new project ?
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Maybe it could be a checkbox in the preferences panel - but also maybe it is just me using "hold" not very often ;-)
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animators would prefer "none" to animate, while storyboard artists would prefer "hold", especially when using the clip timeline view.

it's hard to make a choice.
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Fabrice wrote:animators would prefer "none" to animate, while storyboard artists would prefer "hold", especially when using the clip timeline view.

it's hard to make a choice.
that's why imo it should be customizable in the preference panel,
imo, "Hold" should not be by default, default pre and post-behavior should be "None", a layer stop at its end (point).
or maybe can we have Room1 with default "None", and Room2 with default "Hold" for instance ...?
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In our household: I don't mind Hold, Sandra says it's a nuisance. Then we both agreed that sometimes it's useful and sometimes it gets in the way. When I think of it, if it would to be None, we would both arrive at the same conclusion; sometimes useful, sometimes not. If this would become another preference box to check, I wouldn't know which I would prefer.
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ZigOtto wrote:
Fabrice wrote:animators would prefer "none" to animate, while storyboard artists would prefer "hold", especially when using the clip timeline view.

it's hard to make a choice.
that's why imo it should be customizable in the preference panel,
imo, "Hold" should not be by default, default pre and post-behavior should be "None", a layer stop at its end (point).
or maybe can we have Room1 with default "None", and Room2 with default "Hold" for instance ...?
+1.

I'd prefer that it be customizable in the preference panel. "None" should be the default behavior .
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none should be default .. I have also found this as a nuisance
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As for me I would rather have the HOLD option disabled by default. Yet it's very easy to avoid by using the CTRL N keyboard shortcut for making a new animation layer without the hold option. One might consider making keyboard shortcuts oneself for either option.
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D.T. Nethery wrote:
ZigOtto wrote:
Fabrice wrote:animators would prefer "none" to animate, while storyboard artists would prefer "hold", especially when using the clip timeline view.

it's hard to make a choice.
that's why imo it should be customizable in the preference panel,
imo, "Hold" should not be by default, default pre and post-behavior should be "None", a layer stop at its end (point).
or maybe can we have Room1 with default "None", and Room2 with default "Hold" for instance ...?
+1.

I'd prefer that it be customizable in the preference panel. "None" should be the default behavior .

I'm bumping up this request to ask again if it is possible to have the default behavior for new layers be "None" , or even better allow users to customize the default layer behavior to "None" or "Hold" depending on what they prefer.

Thank you.



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D.T. Nethery wrote:
D.T. Nethery wrote:
I'd prefer that it be customizable in the preference panel. "None" should be the default behavior .

I'm bumping up this request to ask again if it is possible to have the default behavior for new layers be "None" , or even better allow users to customize the default layer behavior to "None" or "Hold" depending on what they prefer.

Thank you.



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Animators will ask to have the post behavior as "none", while Storyboard artists will ask for the post behavior "hold".
Not easy to choose something.

But once you make a choice in the "new layer panel", you keep it for the next time you create a layer.

Anyway, we need to discuss about it with the dev team.
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Fabrice wrote: But once you make a choice in the "new layer panel", you keep it for the next time you create a layer.
Maybe that choice should also be kept when creating a new project ?
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So what if we had a new key command that would activate (without opening) the New Layer Panel? Then we could make a CP button or even several; One to create a layer above, another to create a layer below, yet another to give it a Hold, or to give it None etc.
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:oops: I just reread the topic of this thread and the issue is what to have at the end of the first layer when a new project is created. In that case Elodie's idea sounds like the best solution. But I'd still like to see a key command to activate the New Layer Panel without opening it because I have a need to create different layers all the time, preferably with one click and this would do it. Is that possible?
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Re: TVP 10 - remove "hold" on new layers

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Yes, via a george script or the Keystroke list (to create your own button).

Err... in fact, no, you can't create a layer via the keystroke list ( :shock: )
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