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very impressive

Peter Wassink wrote:you found your solution.
Another option would be to use the FX brush ( a custom brush shared here....)

Thanks for suggesting this. I had no idea of the FX Brush and I will find this useful.

thanks

Is there a 'blur brush' that blurs areas of your previous drawing the more you put pressure Down on your pen?
I cant seem to find one in the preset tools.

I converted the .tif file to 8bit and it opened into TVP10 ok.

it opens a RGB 16bit PSD file ok.

RGB 16bit uncompressed

For some reason I can't import a .tif file into to TVP 10.

Thanks Elodie

what situation would you need to join clips together to create scenes when you can order them individually anyway?(or drag them about in the timeline view)

The new 'Export Footage' panel is so much better now. Really well organised and easy to use.

When i use the Keyframer to move a group of layers it seems you can only preview the layer you have selected rather than seeing the whole group being transformed. It only seem to see all the layers in the group transformed once you 'Apply FX Stack?

The new Chinese brush and the Ink Watercolour brush are great!

ok, I will use this setting. I had tried exporting out a test AVI at both '1' and '100' and they both created an AVI that was 73.8mb so was getting confused. Then the same clip as an AVI (DirectShow) uncompressed file was 73.9mb.
However, all three look exactly the same (sharp and perfect)

Use the TVPaint AVI (not the direct show one !!), it's better, working on all OS. I'm on a PC and like to export my TVPaint animations out as uncompressed files to use in other software (after effects, AVID etc) For me, it's not crucial that I have an AVI that works on all OS as I always master my ...