Copying layer structure on to an existing layer
Posted: 04 Mar 2019, 16:26
Hello everyone
This is my first post on the forum but I have used it a lot to help me learn TVPaint over the last few months, so thank you! I have searched for the answer to this on the forum but I couldn't find anything. If the topic already exists, I would really appreciate a link so I can read up.
I am wondering if there is a way to copy a layer's structure on to an existing layer and deleting all frames that do not hit an instance head.
I am running some of my layers through a process in a different program to achieve an effect. The other program does not have the exposure information so when I import the layer back into TVPaint, the layer is on 1s.
Here is a visual of the original layer in red, and the output in blue:
The extra frames are unnecessary and are starting to cause problems. Is there a way to delete out the unneeded frames in the blue layer other than manually adjusting the layer?
I have quite a lot of material to process this way so doing it manually is not really an option I want to use. Any insight on this would be really helpful.
Thank you!
This is my first post on the forum but I have used it a lot to help me learn TVPaint over the last few months, so thank you! I have searched for the answer to this on the forum but I couldn't find anything. If the topic already exists, I would really appreciate a link so I can read up.
I am wondering if there is a way to copy a layer's structure on to an existing layer and deleting all frames that do not hit an instance head.
I am running some of my layers through a process in a different program to achieve an effect. The other program does not have the exposure information so when I import the layer back into TVPaint, the layer is on 1s.
Here is a visual of the original layer in red, and the output in blue:
The extra frames are unnecessary and are starting to cause problems. Is there a way to delete out the unneeded frames in the blue layer other than manually adjusting the layer?
I have quite a lot of material to process this way so doing it manually is not really an option I want to use. Any insight on this would be really helpful.
Thank you!