Oh. Do you meant cycling?

To do that, you select all the keyframes that you want to cycle (they'll become red). Then you right-click on one of the far-right selected keyframes. A menu will appear. Choose "Cycle" from the menu.

Cool!

This might work. If the arm only moves 90 degrees and you want it to move 360 degrees, you could periodically rotate the layer where the arm is located. On the frame where the arm reaches 90 degrees, make a keyframe for layer rotation. On the next frame, rotate the layer 90 degrees clockwise. The ar...

This sounds like something I am presently doing. But maybe not. . . Just in case it is, here's my solution: Go to the frame that you want to use as hand reference, create your vector art as usual, copy the keyframes and paste them into frame 0, then delete the original keyframes. Do this for every h...

Oh, I see. I'm pretty sure somewhere in this video is an example of the character's arm going behind their back. I don't know offhand of any other videos.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lc95pbs9Z

That's Great! I'd still like an image or video representing the solution so that I could know if I'm doing it right or not and to make sure it's actually what you meant If you try to animate the hand moving behind the back and it doesn't work, then perhaps make a video and post it to the forum, or ...

ZV1LLE wrote: ↑Sun Apr 21, 2024 1:28 pm Will this also deal with the whole top part of the arm situation where I want it to remain the same? and is it possible to do this with the other arm as well?

Yes, and yes.

I thought I'd write a step-by-step about Visibility. . .but then I realized there are a lot more steps than I thought. I now suggest you use Animate Layer Order . You'll be happy to know that you don't have to duplicate the arm! :D Basically, rig your character so that the Arm+hand and the Body are ...

In my opinion, one of the easiest solutions involves Layer Visibility. Nothing else, just good ol' Layer Visibility. Make 3 vector layers (or groups of vector layers), in this order: R Arm+hand Body R Arm+hand Both layers of R Arm+hand are controlled by the same bones, so they move exactly the same ...

Line Boil is tricky, and many times I run into problems. I'd like to see a button that says Line Boil, and when I click it, a slider-bar pops up, and the more I slide the slider to the right, the more the line boils. Also, it would be fantastic if the default vector stroke could line boil. Also also...

Daxel wrote: ↑Fri Apr 19, 2024 10:34 am Hopefully some day I'll be able to use it with more normal lines of 2px or so.

That would be awesome.

I also want a button the says Line Boil, and when I click it, a slider-bar pops up, and the more I slide the slider to the right, the more the line boils.

. . .it's not really a complicated wrap around (or maybe it is idk) You know how you had to use 2 images to illustrate what you wanted to do, not just 1? That's because it's complicated . There is no easy solution where the arm+hand is behind and also in front of your character. If the arm+hand is ...

Thanks for your input.

I have never been able to figure-out how to use Line Boil. It sounds simple, but it never works like I want it to. Like, a shape I left unselected on a layer with boiling shapes will kinda boil a little, even though it was not selected. It's like, something always goes awry. Generally, whenever I ne...

With the three dimensions you point out [which I'll adapt to include not just voice but all the other sounds so: (visual elements, sound, story)] the overall quality is clearly influenced (dragged down) by the lowest quality element. And to put a nuance on your observation that a bad story is a qua...