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Hello TVPaint folks!

Tonight I upgraded from 10 to 10.5.2. I read about the Recompute with Exposure Threshold button under the Animator Panel > Exposure, but it is not there.
At one point I accidentally duplicated a button in my Animator Panel, and never bothered to delete it.

Everything else seems to be working just fine (I have just been playing around the past half-hour, really enjoying the new brushes). Seeing as all my old panels stayed exactly intact, I'm wondering if it imported my old Animator Panel and didn't bother to replace it with the new one?

In which case, I was wondering if I could somehow download an updated version of the Animator Panel as a toolbar to use, or perhaps this is a common program. Feel free to email me at tahneegehm at yahoo dot com if it's more an individual issue on my side.

Thank you!

If you didn't customized your interface, you can reset your configuration.

You can also use the function in the menu Image > Exposure > recompute with threshold

Which OS are you using ?

Thanks, Elodie! I'm using Windows 7, 64-bit.

I didn't know I could get to it in the menu! That's all I really need, I thought it existed exclusively in the Animator Panel.
(I'm seeming to have some problems getting it to work, but I'll play with it some more). Thanks!

Tahnee wrote:Thanks, Elodie! I'm using Windows 7, 64-bit.

I didn't know I could get to it in the menu! That's all I really need, I thought it existed exclusively in the Animator Panel.
(I'm seeming to have some problems getting it to work, but I'll play with it some more). Thanks!

In TVPaint all the actions exist in one way or another. If you ever need any new button with any action available - just right click a panel, add a new action and choose from the list of dropdown menus anything you want. same actions are all listed in the Keyboard shortcuts configuration panel, so even if you don't find some command in panels or at the menu, you can find them all there.

OH WOW I didn't realize you could do that. I feel so familiar with TVP yet there are so many discoveries to be had!