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  1. rodsal23
    So all of us who might find it useful will have to wait a long long while when in fact all it takes is just a few tweaks in the code, only need to click/unclick the layer and that's it, it's just an animation PREVIEW so we could see if we still need to improve the image before we finally export it to an animation software.
  2. rodsal23
    Affinity has Publisher, Designer, and Photo, do you use ALL the features? No, right? So just consider my suggestion as one of the features you won't use but others, like me, may find useful.
  3. rodsal23
    Why would you have to go to all the trouble exporting all the layers when you can check the finished product right away with just a few tweaks in the code? What if you were not satisfied with the finished result? What if you need to do some corrections? You will go to the same trouble again when you can easily get a glimpse of how the images would look like animated and do some adjustment right away?
  4. rodsal23
    To be honest, it's ugly, no wonder it didn't take you that long.
  5. rodsal23
    the basic animation tool is not really to create a FINISHED animated product since it seems the usual excuse is that it's hard to incorporate an animation feature. It will only give you an idea how the animated product would look like, if it needs some improvement or refinement, etc.
  6. rodsal23
    but we the basic animation, you can test it right away in Affinity. All it takes is a code that will click/unclick/loop the layers(1,2,3).
  7. rodsal23
    It might be of no use to you, but to others it can be useful, and with how easy it is to add it, Affinity should give it a try. i d
  8. rodsal23
    You have to agree that basic animation to see the animated result is so easy to incorporate. Just a few codes to click/unclick the layers, the images would start animating.
  9. rodsal23
    Creating a SIMPLE animation tool/feature for Affinity Designer is actually VERY easy to do. The devs only need to add codes that will unclick/click the layer(1,2,3) so we will see how the image would look like if animated. By clicking Play, the layers (1,2,3) will be clicked/unclicked/looped. It's a very simple animation but it's good enough to give us an idea and it's a start.
  10. rodsal23
    Affinity team is lazy.
  11. rodsal23
    please add animation or timeframe it will go so well with contour tool
  12. rodsal23
    please add animation or timeframe it will go so well with contour tool
  13. rodsal23
    which animation software do you think best compliment Affinity designer? I couldn't decide between animate or toonboom, are there better alternatives?
  14. rodsal23
    How about adding an onion skin at least?
  15. rodsal23
    how do you export to toon boom harmony?
  16. rodsal23
    please elaborate how to export from affinity to cacani for animation
  17. rodsal23
    how to export from affinity to synfig please?
  18. rodsal23
    cutter and animation would be a must for affinity designer to be #1 even photoshop have timeline animation
  19. rodsal23
    I'm not quite satisfied with toon boom's brushes and effects, I'm new to it, I'm quite familiar with affinity so I would like to create my characters here then export to toon boom to animate but I couldn't find any tutorial even on YouTube on how to do it.
  20. rodsal23
    Please need a tutorial how to import my characters created from Affinity designer into toon boom to animate
  21. rodsal23
    Can somebody please elaborate on how to import Affinity designer designs to toon boom for animation? Thanks
  22. rodsal23
    thank you so much but is there any way we can save it as assets for easier use in projects?
  23. rodsal23
    how to add to affinity?
  24. rodsal23
    Hi stuart will you be able to add customizable leaves for trees please?
  25. rodsal23
    is every creation you made and shared included here?
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