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Changed out the file with one that's partly through the process I'm using to clean this up. Given that this little clip is around 100 frames into the total sequence, it took a little while to get there... and of course, you're not seeing the background or the colors or anything.

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This goes in the Scraps because it's part of a larger piece. Thus, not a finished work. Hence, a Scrap. In time I'm sure you guys will get to enjoy the full mojo.

Besides, I thought I might use it as a test for this idea I have of using the preview image to show the frames, and the full-view to show the animation. So if you're looking at motion up there, click "Zoom Out" to check the individual frames (23 in all), and if you're looking at a bunch of stills, click "Zoom In" to see it in motion (just about 2 seconds). I had to keep it kinda small, though, on account of the autoimage resizing done to all "preview" images. If you want to check out a larger version of the frames, clicky-clicky-> [link]

It almost loops, doesn't it? Not meant to, though... In context, it just zips by.

These 23 frames/2 seconds represent about 4 hours of work, I think. All done in Easytoon... (-EDIT- except now you're seeing the partially processed frames which have been redone in Photoshop -EDIT-)

I've been considering doing a tutorial on Easytoon for sometime, but I'm still not sure what a few of the buttons do. Who wants a tutorial with instructions like, "Don't press this, I don't know what it does". Plus, I've come across some instabilities with the software that I can't explain... crashing and so forth. I think it does not like large files...