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25 Nov 2015 15:16 #70948
by łukasz.ukryj
motion strokes was created by łukasz.ukryj
how do i keep on recording strokes one by one
just like i would write continously so it doesnt go back when i finish first stroke ?
just like i would write continously so it doesnt go back when i finish first stroke ?
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29 Nov 2015 00:17 #71010
by BenB
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Go back? What exactly are you doing?
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29 Nov 2015 01:40 #71012
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I mean when you finish a stroke its created as a layer is there any way to have multiple strokes in this layer so you could write seperate letters or something in one layer but so it would still read out the "write on"
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29 Nov 2015 06:18 #71014
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02 Dec 2015 02:52 #71110
by Bernard Black
Do you mean so it looks like a word is getting written on letter by letter? If so, you can write it out with your strokes and then offset the write on behaviors in time like so, adjusting them for timing however you like.
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łukasz.ukryj wrote: I mean when you finish a stroke its created as a layer is there any way to have multiple strokes in this layer so you could write seperate letters or something in one layer but so it would still read out the "write on"
Do you mean so it looks like a word is getting written on letter by letter? If so, you can write it out with your strokes and then offset the write on behaviors in time like so, adjusting them for timing however you like.
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