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Now the question is - what is generating these phantom double-clicks and how can this be helped? These programs don't care about double-clicks. If you try this trick in a program like 'Gimp', 'Alias Sketchbook Pro' or 'Toon Boom Harmony 12' - no problem. Select Brush Tool and double click somewhere in the drawing area - don't let go on the second click - now while holding the mouse button try and draw something. You can try and test it - even with a mouse. My assumption is, that when you use your pen, a various number of variables (pressure value, speed, frequency and strength of your strokes, tilt value, etc.) might create these 'double clicks' out of thin air. The bottom line - everything in Flash (both GUI elements and the workspace) seems to be affected by this.

Sometimes, when you drag within your timeline (using your pen) it just stops (again 'double-click' issue). This problem also affects your workflow when you use your timeline. Sometimes, when I drag around a symbol, it accidentally ENTERS the symbol as if I double clicked it - but I haven't (deliberately). And this affects not only your drawing/sketching (with lines not appearing) but also when you are using Transform Tool on objects for rotating, skewing, resizing. It might also be a bug inside the core of Flash itself, as it seems to be generating these microscopic double-clicks, when your pen tip touches the surface. Both programs are non-OpenGL vector drawing programs AFAIK so maybe they have something in common that creates this exact issue. This problem persists on several Wacom tablets (for me at least - I tried it on Intuos2 and Cintiq 21UX), several operating systems and several Flash versions.ĪFAIR this problem is also present in Toon Boom Studio 8 so maybe it has something in common with Flash. I am still struggling big time to solve this very annoying issue. This happens around 10% of the time, sometimes worse, sometimes not. You see it happening ONCE in this entire video.) (After that I make a few new strokes to see if the bug comes up again, but it doesn't. The moment I release my Wacom pen from the tablet, Flash creates a small dot on the position where I first pressed my brush on the canvas. E ven though I am dragging my Wacom pen/Flash brush across the entire canvas, but Flash doesn't seem to register any stroke at all. However, at 3 seconds in the video, I want to create another stroke, but it doesn't appear. Normally, these strokes appear fine, as you can see in the beginning of the video, and towards the end.

(To clarify: I only draw strokes, never dots). To do that, I drag my Wacom pen across the tablet to create these strokes. When I am using the brush tool to draw an object, I drag my brush over the canvas to draw strokes. I have included a video of this happening, and I'll try to describe it one more time to give you as much information as I can.

#TOON BOOM STUDIO 8 BRUSHES 64 BIT#

I use a PC, Windows 8.1, 64 bit and an AMD FX(tm)-8350 Eight-Core Processor 4.00 GHz and 8 Gigs of RAM. Other Adobe programs, or any other program for that matter, has NO issues with my Wacom at all.

#TOON BOOM STUDIO 8 BRUSHES DRIVER#

I have installed and used the latest driver of the Wacom. Adobe Photoshop, Indesign or After Effects have NO issues with my Wacom whatsoever. I use the Wacom Intuos 3 on a Pen setting always. Working files are included, allowing you to follow along with the author throughout the lessons.Is that a serious suggestion? No, I have NOT put my Wacom in a mouse setting. By the time you have completed this video tutorial for Toon Boom Studio 8, you will grasp with the fundamental tools and techniques you need to draw, animate and share your own amazing projects.

#TOON BOOM STUDIO 8 BRUSHES HOW TO#

As you proceed through the lessons you will learn Rotoscoping, how to create cutout characters, animating with bones, using stop motion, how to add effects, build scenes, utilize lip syncing and of course, how to export your finished project to share. You will learn how to optimize drawings with smoothing and cutting, how to create custom colors and apply textures, as well as moving to basic animation techniques. He then jumps right into applying the tools, starting with the drawing specific ones.

#TOON BOOM STUDIO 8 BRUSHES SOFTWARE#

Tony starts the computer software training course for Toon Boom Studio 8 with a tour of the interface, showing you the locations of the tools that will be used throughout the lessons. This tutorial is designed for beginners no previous experience with Toon Boom Studio is required. In this Toon Boom Studio 8 training course, expert author and animator Tony Ross teaches you the fundamental tools and techniques to draw and animate characters in this software.

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