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BUMP: Please, please don't forget to fix command 'unprotect group' It's not only awkward English but applying this command is a sure bet you will crash TVP. I might be the only one coming across this bug but could you explain to me what the command is there for to figure out if it needs to make its...

Well I never knew that right click becomes an eraser! I've been using a keystroke that is set to become an eraser which at times fails. I bet right click as eraser never fails, is that true?

Isn't this a Wacom built in feature under "pen"? I know many users take advantage of it (but not me).

Xavier, this is a very old thread and I haven't seen this happen to me since it had disappeared (I think) all by itself. I'm surprised to hear it's back.
Sandra now said that it might be a setting in Wacom because there is some sort of hover preference there.

I'm with you on this one as well.

Selecting UNPROTECT THIS GROUP will almost always crash TVP. The only way to avoid this from happening is to first save, usually something one would tend to do after unprotecting. And by the way, what is unprotecting supposed to unprotect us from (a strange word to begin with)? My guess is that it h...

The check box sounds the most reasonable to me, if I understand the options properly. The way I understand this is that someone like me who doesn't like to have the mark in and out placements reflected in the export panel but on the rare occasions when I need to have them visible I would uncheck the...

I might be missing some information but the color group panel has such selections. One is called, Select the group's layers. Are we talking about the same place?

Same here. I use my own all the time but never the presets.

That was shot down by several users including myself. I'd hate to have to remember each time I export a project to turn off the markers. Also markers are often shifted around in the animation process and I like to find these where I last used them when I return to TVP. In the rare cases I would like...

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To be able to keep empty frames can be very useful. Time and again I find the need to tighten a scene that I have already completed and I must replace a definite space with new frames. Often, during such revisions I have to do all that is made available in this shortcut: Replace old frames with redr...

It works very well for me; simple, straightforward and will get a lot of use out of this. Thanks!

I see KEEP EMPTY as very useful when making room for a selected amount of new frames. I understand that we have INSERT frames but this KEEP EMPTY would allow us to first prepare the space for the new frames instead of having to first insert and only after seeing what this has caused (and there are t...

Glad for the opportunity ,..