You might need to refer to previous and next drawings in other layers than the current one. In the Drawing view, use the Enable Onion Skin in Other Elements feature to see the previous and next drawings of the layers visible in Light Table mode.
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In the top menu, select Windows > Toolbars > Onion Skin. |
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In the Tools toolbar, click the Onion Skin button. |
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In the Drawing view, click the Light Table button. |
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In the Timeline view, pull on the blue arrows to extend the number of drawings displayed in the onion skin preview. |
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In the Onion Skin toolbar, enable the Enable Onion Skin in Other Elements option. |
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The current layer is displayed by default in shades of green and red. |
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Drawings in timeline layers above the current layer are displayed by default in shades of blue. |
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Drawings in timeline layers below the current layer are displayed by default in shades of yellow. |
You can change default onion skin display colours in the Preferences dialog box.