Yes, but i Haven't read anything-else since then, maybe Mike or someone from the team could add to this conversation?

synthsin75 wrote:I'm pretty sure AS now uses GPU for drawing and rendering.

I think Mike said in one of his webinars that only bitmaps are accelerated with GPU, although I might be mistaken.

Looks like a good one Victor, especially the 22HDX for 900$, thanks for sharing.

But I would like to know how video cards affect performance of ASP11 in general. If it were a big issue I imagine there would be more of a discussion here but it is seldom mentioned. ASP is using GPU to accelerate some stuff, mostly bitmap images. Other then that, and unless other parts of ASP gets...

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Could You post a sample file showing the problem?

I would not call it a bug, at worst a workflow issue!

Most peoples mixup the styles creation part, which is at the top, and the styles assigning part, which is at the bottom. If You create a new style, and create a shape while another style is selected in either Style 1 or Style 2, You usually end up with both styles applied. To me, the best way to use...

The image created in mine is 185X512 px, did some other tests, all came out at least at 512 px in height and with good ratio, maybe a fluke?

works fine here under windows 7 x64



Have you tried putting a 512X512 image in the library folder?

Styles are easy really, you create a new style, select fill and stroke colors and the such, then you create a shape, select the shape(Q), then apply the style of your choice to the selected shape through the Style 1 or Style 2 drop box in the styles window, and 11 makes it possible to save and load ...

pestoking wrote:If you are not doing freehand sketches or hand drawing, do you still find using a tablet is a benefit with Anime Studio?

I find that a small tablet, like a Wacom Bamboo or a monoprice, makes navigation faster then a mouse, but depending on the steadiness of your hand, a mouse might be more precise!

Just name your styles appropriingly, say dad.skin, dad.hair, then daughter.skin, daughter.hair, etc.

This way both will live in the same project no problems.

Also, doing it this way you could save a styles set for day colors, night colors, etc. for each characters, then import them as needed.

braj wrote:Well, as long as you eventually get to the pub, you'll be alright.

Amen to that!

System reinstalled, easy enough from a USB key, but still, looks like a useful feature, thanks for pointing it out.