Shapes and points do not have a one to one relationship. You can't copy and paste just the shapes themselves - only point sets with shapes which is what you just described. However you can also define a shape twice across the same points (by accident or purpose). I think you can duplicate points and shapes that way in all Anime Studio versions (and most other programs) with copy and paste operations (I use both 6.2 and 7.1). But then surely these are treated as a single shape so all the tools should modify all the line segments. If I had done something similar then moving one eye would also move the other. I realise it is possible to weld two shapes together (there's an example in the official guide that demonstrates connecting two eye shapes togther with a hidden line) but I'm pretty sure I hadn't done that. As far as I could tell it was a simple continuous enclosed shape with no "branches" welded on (if you see what I mean). Just odd that the shape seemed to have two line segments in it that behaved incorrectly. In the end I deleted the shape and re-drew it and the new one didn't have any problems. That's all I meant by pushing the shape aside. I can then move the top rectangle using the translate points tool at this point it seems only the top rectangle is selectedĦ. paste it (press ctrl-V) - pasted rectangle on top of originalĥ. draw a rectangle (it is selected after drawing it)Ĥ.
Gravly : Maybe I'm missing something, or possibly Anime Studio Pro 7 works differently from earlier versions. In any case, I still cannot remove the stroke.Īm I confusing different kinds of line widths?
Also, the stroke exposure tool does not effect these two same segments. It could be something to do with the fact that I gave shape B a name at some point, or it may be I played around with the line width tool on shape B.Īctually, now I say it, I realise that if I use the line width tool with all of shape B selected all the line segments but two change width.
I turn on the checkbox to the left of "Stroke" in the style palette. I turn off the checkbox to the left of "Stroke" in the style palette.ĥ. I turn on the checkbox to the left of "Stroke" in the style palette.Ģ. In more detail : I have two shapes on a layer (A and B).Ģ. Strange thing is if I create another shape on the same layer I can add and remove the stroke without any problem. However, when playing around I seem to have somehow created a shape that I cannot remove the stroke from. I started using ASP7 a few weeks ago and am very impressed.
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