my animation screen is messed up

[Guest guest]

not a major problem but just annoying. when ever i open my animation screen, i have to zoom out 2 levels because its to big. after i do, i press play and all the channels turn off like there supposed to except the rht 1/8 of the screen stay on. so i have to press stop and then play again and it resets it and then it works. like i said not a major problem but its just getting annoying having to press play, stop and then play again every single time

anyone else having this problem?

[Guest guest]

Mine does it too but only the first time that I open the animation window. It doesn't do it again unless I actually close the animation window. It would be nice to see it fixed but, it's not too big of a deal for me.

[Guest guest]

thats the same for me, it only happens when i open the window the first time. like i said, not a major deal but a major annoyance

[Guest guest]

Ditto here.

[Guest guest]

circus4u wrote:

Ditto here.

And here as well. I call it a norm thing as it's really not a problem but still something...

[Guest guest]

Mine did it the first time I did the animation. I think the problem is drawing the animation with the rows and columns larger than the animation screen when it starts up. I played with it a bit and found that by having 57 rows and 87 columns I can have the largest screen without it doing the part of the screen thing on thing, bummer part was redrawing the animation, but I think it was worth it, I just scaled it back a bit.
I showed this to another guy, but he said he would rather have the larger drawing room.

Let me know if it works.

Bill

[Guest guest]

Mine does the same thing . So at the beginning of each sequence I turn on all channels then back off again. Then when I get all done with development of that sequence I delete the startup flash.

[Guest guest]

It would be nice if the animation screen opened to the size of the animation grid instead of the default size. To get by it now, I open the animation window, resize it, then hit play, stop, then play again.

[Guest guest]

If you adjust and limit the Rows to 58 and Columns to 88 when you first draw your animation, then it will open to the full screen of the window without having to do any adjustments.

Bill

[Guest guest]

But I like using the max size animation window

[Guest guest]

You can still zoom to have it take up the whole screen on your monitor, and it will not have the before mentioned issues.

Bill

edited: for grammer