hi mike,

i sent the file to you this morning. the email is titled 'anime studio file'. thank you for looking into this.

hello mkelly,

where can i post the file? may i email it to you?

hello,

i am having trouble opening a file that has been created in anime studio.

my error report states:

unknown keyword: what at line 108

can you help?

is there an update that will arrive anytime soon? a 2.0?

i have witnessed the request lists on the message boards and i am curious if they are currently being coded for an upgrade

hello fazek, good work with the pen pressure addition to the tool. it works really well. as far as my tests go with the replace line tool, i've noticed that if i draw the line quickly it will adjusts to the curves better, if i draw the line slow it has a tendency to 'straighten' the line. drawing th...

hello fazek, after spending some time with the new line tool here are some things i have discovered that could be improved upon. all lines drawn after the initial line are insensitive to subtle curves. which means when you draw an arc or a subtle curve in the line, the script ignores those subtle cu...

hello fazek,

congratulations! this is very nice. i have been spending a majority of the day working with the new feature.

i'd like to spend some more time with this and provide some constructive feedback.

again, thank you for spending the effort on this feature.

i've read this thread above before and seems like there are many animators that would like to see a feature like line tweening in AS. the motion in AS is so unique that it makes other softwares seem undesirable. what heyvern wrote would be awesome...as follows You have a line drawn... on a later key...

don't give up vern. you are so close. this would save an enormous amount of time. please look at the software on this site. spend some time and pay close attention to the ink tool. http://www.elecorn.com/tweenmaker/download.html try the following... with the ink tool, draw one line and then skip a c...

vern you are getting really close now. yet you wouldn't need a "special" tool, you would just continue to use the pencil tool to eliminate going back and forth between tools. the other possiblity is to create and "on/off" switch. you could turn tweening on or tweening off. that w...

i think you are beginning to understand and these thoughts are getting closer to the original idea. this also may be an issue that involves interpolating as well. for example, when using switch layers the issue with tweening is that an animator must make an additional vector layer each time they wis...

i am aware of this too. regardless, you are still adjusting individual points...however now you are changing their width. say for example you are animating a person running. and the animation begins with the forearm. currently using AS, an animator would draw a line and continue to manipulate that s...

yes i am aware that what you are suggesting can be done. what i am suggesting is drawing a line. then skip several frames ahead and draw a completly different line on a blank frame, on the same layer. then, AS would tween between these two lines. this in turn would eliminate the labor of having adju...

that looks nice but seems like it's a single line that you are adjusting width of. i would like to be able to draw a single line, then skip a few frames and draw a new line and have the software in-be'tween the lines. as of now, as far as i know, you draw a line then skip several frames and move the...

yes this is a great idea. is there a way to do this? if not, is it possible to make this a priority?