Hello neeters_guy, thanks for the comment.

Yeah, some changes in v11, but by defining line styles the way I do, I can change lines width only on certain parts if needed, like I've shown, haven't found a way to do it with the new percentage width.

funksmaname wrote:it just looks like some points aren't bound to the correct bone... you should start simple and read the manual

Like the man said!

Hello there! I take it You meant that You can move points at frame zero, but that things get bad at frames 1 and up, is that it? You can definitely move points at frames other then zero, just make this little test so You can see. Create a circle at frame zero, then go to frame 1 and move points, key...

Hello everyone!

Again, not sure if this is the right place, but here I go.

My latest video tutorial on how to use Styles in Anime Studio.

Still having problems with speech, but I included captions, so it should help.

Comments are more then welcome.

This one?

viewtopic.php?f=12&t=22815

Sorry for my tardiness, and many thanks for the webinar, it was brilliant, as usual!

PaperWaspNest wrote:May we view this afterwards? I'd love to watch but I will be at work that day.

They usually put it online within 24 hours.

Happened to me once, but it turned out that it was a system fluke, it deleted my shortcuts file in the Custom Content Folder under the Keyboard Shortcuts folder.

Just make a backup of your shortcut files from that folder, then put it back on if it ever happens again.

There is a video showing Debut 11 new features.

there is an eye in this file and it renders correctly with Quicktime, maybe it will help You.

http://www.mediafire.com/download/cq6wy ... onesV9.zip

This thread is 4 years old, I doubt You still can find Retas Pro at that price anymore!

Another small video tutorial on flipping smart-bones in v9 or newer



File can be found here
http://www.mediafire.com/download/wbeav ... rt_V9.anme

As far as I am concern, if it works, its good. Did some tests in the past doing libraries of actions then mixing them for a scene with bone and point animation on top, was really fast and quality was good enough for young children's TV animation. Also included the new object referencing in 11 in my ...

chucky wrote:Brilliant , Gilles!
That should be a sticky.

Just glad to be back, but thanks Chucky!

aongus wrote:Thanks, I found your tutorial very useful!

Glad You liked it, although I might have placed this post in the wrong section.