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I recently had a virus invade my computer. After much turmoil, I got everything back to normal. In the process, I somehow lost the sketch panels in TVPaint. :shock: :?: I've attached a screen shot of the empty panels. Any thoughts or advice on what I can do to get them back? (To no avail, I've unins...

Ha! That's a good one! I don't think anyone will buy that one.

Additionally, I was also perplexed when Barnes & Noble had it on their site about a month ago.

Quite frankly, I don't fully understand the import attached to a book's "official release date."

To answer your question ZO, Amazon.com specifies the range between 4-8, but I had a 10 year old tell me she loved it (which made me very happy). Thanks for your input re: the bee. The bee kind of took on a life of his own. He was an afterthought in one of the illustrations, but he seemed to be a hit...

Hello everyone! This here is the artwork for the front cover of my soon-to-be-released children's book, The Tree Monkeys. The book includes 17 illustrations - ALL done with TVPaint and TVPaint alone. I cannot show the 17 until the book is released on August 23, 2011 or it will spoil the surprise for...

I think I qualify for the award for strange issues never before encountered. Here's another one. Lately, when I regularly save a project on which I'm working in TVP, a box pops up after I click SAVE that says it's moving the file. I jump on the box quickly and click CANCEL and end it's processing of...

Sven, way to go! I'll try that in the event this ever happens again.

I'm also thinking that perhaps my Windows operating system downloaded some updates while I had been working in TVPaint, then the system got all wacky because it needed a reboot. I don't know . . .

Interesting thread . . . I too am a runner. I recently bought a pair of those running shoes with the toes in them. They look like gloves for your feet. I was warned by the sales clerk to introduce your feet to them gradually, but my feet took to them right away. They fit like a glove (couldn't resis...

I thank you for this thread as I just started animating again after drawing nothing but illustrations since December. I feared I forgot elements to motion keyframing, so I hoped I'd find here in the forum some refresher info. And here it is! Thanks.

Wow! Holy mackerel! (Regarding the shake part.)
Please do! Yes! Oui! Merci! (Regarding chatbraque's offer of a few screenshots tutorial.)

How do you guys KNOW all this?

I've encountered several situations where I wished that I could make what I did to one layer occur in all of the layers I've selected. Example. I'm animating two clips. Both clips have a monkey moving in the same way at the beginning and end. The monkey has been done in about 8 different layers. I d...

Hilere, I see here that you gave it your best shot. The overwhelming response to your meager suggestion reminded me of the stoning scene in The Life of Brian . . .

I don't understand any of this conversation except the first entry . . . :O

What is "zoom:shake"? How do I do this? I've seen reference to this exuberance-evoking option before, but alas, I know naught . . .

Beautiful work. The rainy, monochromatic industrial area scenes were reminiscent of Blade Runner, but without the video screens everywhere. I loved the perspectives. Great talent.

Thanks for sharing, Elodie!

Will do. Thanks ST.