Re: [CinePaint] CinePaint and Hand-drawn Animation

> Open blender->go to video sequencer(top left, change from default to
> video editing)->add image(choose the drive or folder from the
> left)->select multiple images by choosing a single image holding the alt
> key and go to the final image and click on it)->click on add image on
> the top right. To do some tweening on the raster image...

What I'm imaging for CinePaint is simpler, a horizontal filmstrip and a 
"Snap" button on the toolbar. Whatever image you're editing, each time 
you hit Snap it will append the current image onto the filmstrip and 
save it as a file named by frame#, e.g., 000001.tif, 000002.tif....

Robin
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Robin Rowe
Project Manager
CinePaint.org
Beverly Hills, California
www.cinepaint.org
http://www.modelmayhem.com/portfolio/2311179/

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