GCharb wrote:

crsP wrote:GCharb points out that Animate Pro has no bones [if you can trust a French speaker...]

No you can't!

Definitely not.

Boy...you are right...and that's the way I made it also in that time. How the hell could I forget that. :oops: Yes, to be true, I didn't work this way (with imported avis) for some time, I had found better techniques. But now I have a task where I really could use the avi-import. So great thanks for...

Yes, it always worked perfectly in the older versions. I even imported several avis, litteraly populating an AS files with them. All with perfect, clear transparent background.

Ponysmasher, I check it in Anime-Studio after re-importing the movie.

Selgin: Uh-oh, I don"'t remember such a transparency option. such. I will check this out...

My pleasure !

Yes, this is the sort of stuff that will definitely kick some butts - but funny for the less easily offended. Cool work !

Hi ASRocks!

Well, I exported the whole Parrot Animation as a PNG Sequence and then, the company who already built the Flash Website imported it into their Flash-file.

Hm...I just tried out both solutions, but unfortunately, neither of them worked. By the way, I don't remember that I had to use a special codec in ASP7 in order to obtain avi with transparent background...

Updated and keeping it. Although I'm also very disappointed of the tracing tool and annoyed by useless stuff like the Character wizzard, there are little improvements that makeASP8 easier to handle, so...

Thank you very much;, both of you!

In earlier version of AS, when I had a file with a single figure and no background and exported it as AVI movie, this Movie automatically had a transparent background. Very useful to re-import in AS. But in ASP8, this has changed. The background isn't transparent anymore, its either white or black. ...

Ther than selling my Films DVD, I do also paid animation jobs: The parrot on this website of a graphic studio company is such a job. Entierely done in AS:

http://www.pep-medienstudio.com/

Just sweet. And the Girls disappointed face is too cute.

You mean individually? Outside the fact you can move the shape as a whole when all points are selected?
That would be good, yes. And as I stated in another thread, it would be also a cool script such as to prevent all points getting selected when you miss a point and click on the shape-line

@Gilles: Oh, I can't tell, I skipped Win2000 Went from 98 to XP. Apparently I didn't miss anything.

@http: sbtamu: same here. I have XP and will keep it until it' history for good.