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1. #DIGICEL FLIPBOOK ONION SKIN HOW TO#
2. #DIGICEL FLIPBOOK ONION SKIN SOFTWARE#
3. #DIGICEL FLIPBOOK ONION SKIN PROFESSIONAL#

Create a folder on your computer for the images and transfer them to it as you normally would. Remember that you will probably playing your animation back on your computer or possibly transfering it to video tape so a resolution greater than 640x480 is probably unnecessary and will result in very large file sizes. It is easiest if you can shoot your drawings in sequence. Use your camera to take pictures of each of your drawings. How can I use my Digital still camera with MonkeyJam?

#DIGICEL FLIPBOOK ONION SKIN HOW TO#

See How can I use my Still Camera with MonkeyJam for details on how to work around this issue.

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I doubt that MonkeyJam will support software control of Still cameras until a standard is implemented. A few companies have made cameras that can be controlled by software but there is no standard so each company implements their own programming API. Most Digital still cameras are not set up to be controlled by the computer. Why doesn't my Digital still camera show up? It is on my to do list but I don't have a schedule for finishing it yet. Why doesn't the StopMotion mode have onionskin?īecause to be quite honest I haven't figured out an acceptable way of implementing it yet. You can either find the files and copy them to the folder associated with the layer or, if all of the listed files are in the same location you can change the Layer's associated folder by editing the Layer's path property (Right click on the layer and select Edit Layer Properties). Make sure that the images in question are located in the folder listed in the Layer path display when that layer is selected. I have images listed in the Xsheet but they don't show up in the Preview?Įach Layer in the Xsheet looks in a particular folder on your computer for each image in its column.

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You can also purchase professional animation programs that allow you to ink and paint your images. This will open the image in the program of choice. The easiest method is to set the Image Editor in MonkeyJam Preferences and then right-click on the drawing in the Xsheet and select Edit Image. You can take your captured images and color them in a photo editing program like Photoshop, PhotoPaint or Gimp for windows. If you find parts of it obtuse or misleading please let me know so that I can improve it. I completely re-wrote the help file for this release. Well, it sucks alot less than it used to. Of the program so barring another bug-fix release the next release will probably be the first non-Betarelease of MonkeyJam. I've worked hard over the last year to improve the reliability Why are all of the MonkeyJam releases Beta releases? If you think that MonkeyJam is worth paying for, please consider supporting it by Donating.

I'll never say never but even if I released a "for pay" version of MonkeyJam, I willĪlways keep a free version available that is complete enough to serve as a classroom and learning tool. My intent has always been to provide a free tool for anyone with basic hardware to practice animation. I have no current plans to require money for MonkeyJam although I do now take donations through PayPal. Why do I get a "Not enough resources" error?