Tool: Stacking Order/Raise Shape, Lower Shape (SOLVED)
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Tool: Stacking Order/Raise Shape, Lower Shape (SOLVED)
I was wondering if there is a script for Anime Studio Pro 7 to add a Raise/Lower Shape button for the Fill Tools Section. I know you can just go to the Draw Pad and select Raise/Lower Shape, but I want to function the same way when I was using Anime Studio Pro 5.
(I'm new here, I don't know if this topic is appropriate for this section)
(I'm new here, I don't know if this topic is appropriate for this section)
Last edited by thehunter08 on Tue Dec 21, 2010 3:35 am, edited 1 time in total.
If you check the User Manual, there's a keyboard shortcut for it ~ Click on a shape with the Select Shape tool, and then use the up/down arrow keys to move the shape forward or back. Hold down the Shift key while pressing the up/down arrow keys to move the shape to the top or bottom of a stack. (Pg 33-34)
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I think this thread is ok here but you could have done it on the How Do I...? section as well, either section is ok, dont worry.thehunter08 wrote:That did help a little, but that didn't answer my question. I meant if there was a script to add a Raise/Lower Shape Button for the Tools tab/window or even if it's possible.
Of course its possible, there are several scripters here on the forum that are willing to help but i honestly think that what you suggest its not really nesessary.
I wonder why you want a button like that, i strongly suggest you to use shorcuts as Mozbo said.
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Yeah, I've been very busy too. I'm getting a couple of weeks off for Christmas, so hopefully will have the chance to try out some of the ideas I've had to shelve due to lack of time! One was an omni-bake button which can bake any arbitrary layer script to keys to get around the multi-core bug for AS7. I really want to play with AS7, but bugs like that, as well as no backward compatibility, with previous versions have kept me away from it.funksmaname wrote:Rudiger - sorry i've not been in touch - i'm insanely busy... but still lurking!
Have a Jolly Holiday Season.
p.s. i still dont get why it's easier to use buttons than the arrow keys!
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