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Move selected section
Posted: 18 Apr 2012, 23:48
by beth
Hello
I am brand new to TVpaint and wnat to know how to move a selected section of a drawing to another part of the same drawing.
For example I made the eyes too high and want to play around with placement...higher lower and such. I tried using the pan tool and copy to layer but made a mess- isn't there an easier method?
BTW-this is my first post hope I am sent this question to the "right : place.
thanks,
newbie in California
Re: Move selected section
Posted: 19 Apr 2012, 02:52
by D.T. Nethery
beth wrote:Hello
I am brand new to TVpaint and want to know how to move a selected section of a drawing to another part of the same drawing.
For example I made the eyes too high and want to play around with placement...higher lower and such. I tried using the pan tool and copy to layer but made a mess- isn't there an easier method?
Let's say I want to adjust the placement of the eyebrows on this character. Not a big enough adjustment to necessitate erasing and re-drawing, but I just want to shift the eyebrows up a bit .
1.) Use the Freehand Selection Tool from Main Tool Panel .
2.) Use your Wacom pen or your mouse to select around the area of the drawing you want to move or re-size.
3.) Then use the Transform Tool (also from the Main Tool Panel) to move and/or resize or change angle of the selected portion.
4.) Hit Apply (or the Return key) to apply the change.
5.) CMD + D to "deselect" (in TVPaint 10 ; in TVPaint 9 deselect is Shift + delete)
Re: Move selected section
Posted: 19 Apr 2012, 10:27
by Paul Fierlinger
A small addition: To lift the object entirely off the page, use RMB.
Re: Move selected section
Posted: 04 Dec 2012, 19:13
by beth
Thanks guys for the clear explanation.
But Paul...what is RMB?
Sorry for slow response...got caught up with some other work,
but now am back full time learning TVP.
cheers,
b
Re: Move selected section
Posted: 04 Dec 2012, 19:21
by Paul Fierlinger
LMB/RMB = Left, Right mouse buttons. Welcome back
Re: Move selected section
Posted: 06 Dec 2012, 05:54
by beth
thanks!