I just purchased ASP9 and the Anime Studio Official Guide (written in 2008)
Most of what is in the guide exists currently (and more) however I'm a bit confused regarding the interface.
It looks like I should have a move forward and move back button... But don't. I've made an image of my toolbox along with the one from the book.
Where are those buttons? Can I map a keystroke to them like in illustrator? (Ctrl/Cmd + Shft + ] Bring to Front and Cmd + ] Bring Forward)
There are several other toolbox items that are not there, but seem to be combined... Is there a setting to show everything?
Thanks,
Happy Animating
New to ASP, interface Question
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Re: New to ASP, interface Question
If you don't find it in the toolbox, look for it in the top of the project window, or in the menu.
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Re: New to ASP, interface Question
It is in the draw menu, but there is no shortcut and I'd like to have it in my tools. Is there any way to do either of those things?
Re: New to ASP, interface Question
After you select the shape you use the up and down arrows for raising/lowering shapes and you use shift/arrow to raise to front or back.awbirkner wrote:It is in the draw menu, but there is no shortcut and I'd like to have it in my tools. Is there any way to do either of those things?
Re: New to ASP, interface Question
Ah! thanks sbtamu
Re: New to ASP, interface Question
I copied the missing tools from a old version of ASP and added the right strings on Tools.txt
I think the old way was better!
I think the old way was better!
Sorry for my bad english... Q_Q
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Re: New to ASP, interface Question
Yep, I brought up this point before. Interfaces change and when they do they can wreck havoc on older tutorials. I know my 3D software has the option of setting the interface to previous versions. At least that way you can keep older tutorials relevant. Unfortunately, AS doesn't for some reason and I have even suggested that SmithMicro should do an interactive PDF that would show previous versions interfaces and where the buttons could be located on the current version. It wouldn't really wouldn't take that much time and it would be a great help to newbies.
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