fletchgirl
April 20th, 2005, 01:35 AM
Hey all,
I'm trying to figure out how to explain this... okay. when I you are using painter in the movie mode, and you make a layer, when you go to the next frmae it copies over everything you have done in that frame with the layer you just made... i.e., layers do not apply to just one frame. Is there a way to not have that happen? a preference, something? for instance, i am running a few storyboarding tests... and i would like to do a rough on one layer and the cleanup on another, tone on another... but as soon as I do it to one, if I hit the arrows, my roughs DISSAPPEAR!!!!! augh! anyway, it's driving me a little nuts... there has to be someway to do this, I think this tool would be a great asset to my workplace. We have to do boards amazingly fast though, with super tight deadlines, so, if all our boards get erased, that would NOT be good.... thank you, sorry if my wording isn't especially clear...
I'm trying to figure out how to explain this... okay. when I you are using painter in the movie mode, and you make a layer, when you go to the next frmae it copies over everything you have done in that frame with the layer you just made... i.e., layers do not apply to just one frame. Is there a way to not have that happen? a preference, something? for instance, i am running a few storyboarding tests... and i would like to do a rough on one layer and the cleanup on another, tone on another... but as soon as I do it to one, if I hit the arrows, my roughs DISSAPPEAR!!!!! augh! anyway, it's driving me a little nuts... there has to be someway to do this, I think this tool would be a great asset to my workplace. We have to do boards amazingly fast though, with super tight deadlines, so, if all our boards get erased, that would NOT be good.... thank you, sorry if my wording isn't especially clear...