Wait!wait wait wait...
See, you ask about photoswap, but then you mention frames which implies you're actually using Ovenready.
No, you can't change a layer and have it not affect all the frames - you'll have to duplicate the layer and make the changes on the duplicate.
(See, you ask about photoswap, but then you mention frames which implies you're actually using Ovenready.
No, you can't change a layer and have it not affect all the frames - you'll have to duplicate the layer and make the changes on the duplicate.
JustHere4Coffee remembers when all o' this were car parks,
Fri 4 Apr 2003, 21:12,
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That indeedIs what I have been doing, sorry for the confusion.
I had been doing that, but it's a bit of royal rectum pain.
(I had been doing that, but it's a bit of royal rectum pain.
Sn0tters 🇯🇴🇧🇧🇮🇪,
Fri 4 Apr 2003, 21:15,
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You could tryAnimation Shop, from the Paint Shop Pro suite... it does the "edit the frame not the layer" thing, but then it doesn't do the "make one layer and move it all over the place" thing AFAIK which is what makes IR more useful IMO.
/acronymsanonymous
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JustHere4Coffee remembers when all o' this were car parks,
Fri 4 Apr 2003, 21:21,
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I wondered about thatwhen I reread the original! If I need to change a layer in ovenready I reset the frame box to frame 1, jump back to tattyshop, change the layer then jump back to ovenready. Saves muchos pissing about.
( witchy is covered in BEES,
Fri 4 Apr 2003, 21:16,
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Whenever possibleI like to make all my frames in Photoslop before jumping... although I'm not above jumping back either - I don't think there's a need to reset which frame you're viewing though.
PS just does a couple of things differently, like brush size selection and text entry - small stuff, but it makes you wonder why they couldn't put the same coding in both programs (or even all the coding into one...)
(PS just does a couple of things differently, like brush size selection and text entry - small stuff, but it makes you wonder why they couldn't put the same coding in both programs (or even all the coding into one...)
JustHere4Coffee remembers when all o' this were car parks,
Fri 4 Apr 2003, 21:20,
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as long as you set the new layer to transparentbefore going back to IR, it's not too much pain.
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Pootle,
Fri 4 Apr 2003, 21:25,
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