I am using anime debut. I guess I will need to upgrade to do this?

How can I copy an animated object so that the copy moves in the same way as the original but does not try to merge with the original and occupy the same space when animated? In other words copy the animated object but free it up to occupy different spaces, eg a herd of identical walking elephants.

@greenlaw Does having a graphics card like Nvidia Geforce have any effect on rendering? My machine does not have such a card and only has intel HD Graphics. But I do have 8GB of RAM. I am just wondering how to make the whole process run more smoothly and get better overall quality.

@Slowtiger - The issue has arrisen recently - I made a few animations without problems but then the stuttering started. The animations run fine in the design and replay stages it`s just when exporting that the problems arise. It does work better with compression but the image quality also suffers. I...

Hi Greenlaw, thanks for your reply. What I meant by unstable exporting is that the animation works fine in the design process but when I export it, firstly the export view is not smooth (when you see the progress bar go from left to right) and the resulting animation is also stuttering or jerky you ...

Hello again, I have been using my go to laptop for animating for some time and the exporting of animations no longer runs smoothly - the result is unstable. I am considering getting a dedicated laptop for animating and was wondering if anyone has any tips for a stable reliable system. I do this for ...

Oh ok thanks for that I will try it out

Hi, I have come across an obstacle. I am mid way through an animation. I have a layer which has moved around a bit and now I want this layer to rotate around a center and so I want to move the origin of the rotation. So far so good. When I have moved the origin and rotated the layer and play back th...

Hi all, I am new here so a big hello to everyone from a damp Brighton in the UK. I am using Anime Debut 6. I am trying to animate one layer becoming stronger to eventually take over from another layer or to put it another way - to take the layer underneath the one above it and gradually fade this lo...