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Got a Suggestion is there tool is there that redraws the line of the light table. And redraws the one instances.

Or Multiple Instances.

I before below and under mostly.

Ahead isn't so bad.

did someone understand the request

Maybe:
while working with the light table, use a previous frame as a stencil? This makes sense to me, it's for stuff like feet on the ground which tend to slip when re-drawn a lot of times. So far I put those on extra layers. A "use prev/next drawing as stencil" mode would help.

How in the world did you understand that?

One way or the other, slowtiger put his hands on Hoshi Sato's universal translator ...

Maybe he knows her and has a direct line to her.

No, it's just that when trying to understand that request I was reminded on my own thoughts about this.

That, and decades of dealing with clients.

slowtiger wrote:That, and decades of dealing with clients.

You made my day :')

Fabrice wrote:did someone understand the request

No... but slowtiger I think seemed to get the gist of it, I think

This thread seems to focus on the understanding of the post then on it's content, but it really seems like an useful idea.

If I understood the request right. +1. Now I use cut brush and Tools:Custom Brush Stamp in Place.

M.

I think Slowtiger got it right - use the light table as stencil to quickly redraw parts of previous or next drawings would be a good addition!

You can also use the Spare function for this.

neonnoodle wrote:You can also use the Spare function for this.

This sounds intriguing and certainly plausible; would you describe step by step?

Paul Fierlinger wrote:

neonnoodle wrote:You can also use the Spare function for this.

This sounds intriguing and certainly plausible; would you describe step by step?

I think the process neonnoodle is evocating is :
copy previous (or next) instance to the Spare buffer (these functions could be buttonized in a custom panel),
then, on the current instance, use a drawing tool in Merge mode.

just to mention it, alternatively, to keep f.i. feet of your animated character steady on the ground (not jagging), you can use a drawing tool in Panto mode as well, by setting panto source on "Previous" (image).