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Onion skin doesn't work for me

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May 16, 2020 May 16, 2020

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I have been messing around with this for a while. Here is the onion skin pictue:

Screen Shot 2020-05-16 at 9.28.30 AM.png

Here is the shot of me viewing the section ahead of where I need to be:

Screen Shot 2020-05-16 at 9.36.25 AM.png

The green 'b' is the one I want to make align to the word. So, I then move the 'needle' to the 'b' I need to move and:

Screen Shot 2020-05-16 at 9.36.41 AM.png

So what needs to be fixed?

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Community Expert , May 16, 2020 May 16, 2020

Onion skinning is for frame-by-frame animation. So if you wanted to make a stick figure jump, in the first keyframe you would have him standing, 2nd keyframe he might squat down a little, 3rd, keyframe he will be jumping up to the air and opening his arms and legs, and so on. And to help this process, you use onion skinning, so that you can create a smooth animation by making the small incremental changes. So seeing the frame before or the frame after helps you position the current frame. See be

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Onion skinning is for frame-by-frame animation. So if you wanted to make a stick figure jump, in the first keyframe you would have him standing, 2nd keyframe he might squat down a little, 3rd, keyframe he will be jumping up to the air and opening his arms and legs, and so on. And to help this process, you use onion skinning, so that you can create a smooth animation by making the small incremental changes. So seeing the frame before or the frame after helps you position the current frame. See below.

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Hope that helps!

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