How can I turn a faux-fixe loop into instances?
How can I turn a faux-fixe loop into instances?
I did found a workaround by applying any FX on the frames I want, without really changing anything, but this is a bit of a hassle - is it possible to do just with one click?
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Re: How can I turn a faux-fixe loop into instances?
If I need this, I create an empty layer on top of the loop, adjust the length, and merge it. It should be possible to put this into a script.
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Re: How can I turn a faux-fixe loop into instances?
That's another workaround, but with an FX it's still faster...slowtiger wrote:If I need this, I create an empty layer on top of the loop, adjust the length, and merge it. It should be possible to put this into a script.
at home: Hackintosh Intel Core i9-9900K, GPU AMD RX 6600 8GB, Cintiq 22" + Dell P2415Q 4K displays, MAC OS High Sierra / Windows 10, TVP Pro 11.7.1 + TVP Pro beta
at work: Windows 10, TVP 11.7.1 Std
https://vimeo.com/danas
at work: Windows 10, TVP 11.7.1 Std
https://vimeo.com/danas