General Preferences
To customize your interface, you will use some of the preferences located in the General tab as well as the Camera tab.
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Save |
Auto-Save:
Automatically Save Workspace: This option is enabled by default. Every time you add a view to your workspace, remove a toolbar or change a view’s width, these modifications are saved when you quit the application. If you do not want the system to save these modifications, disable the preference. This preference does not require you to restart the application. |
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Options |
Touch Interface:
Focus on Mouse Enter: Disabled by default. In Toon Boom Harmony, for the operations or keyboard shortcuts to work in the view in which you are working, the focus must be in that view. When the focus is on a particular view, a red rectangle appears around its frame. You must click in the view or on the view’s header for the focus to be done. If you enable the Focus on Mouse Enter preference, you will not need to click in the view to get the focus. It will be done as soon as your mouse enters the view. NOTE: If you enable the Focus On Mouse Enter preference, certain operations from the top menu may not be available since the view focus may change as you make your way to the top menu. In this case use keyboard shortcuts and quick access menus (right-click menus).
Auto Render: Automatically enables the Auto-Render option. Use Dark StyleSheet (Requires Relaunch): Application loads a dark skin for the User Interface. |
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Settings |
Stop-Motion Keyframes: New keyframes are created as stop-motion keyframes. Default Separate Position for Pegs: New pegs are created with separate position functions. Default Separate Scale for Pegs: New pegs are created with separate scale functions. |
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Timeline |
Add Keyframe at Beginning and End: Add keyframes at beginning and end: Select this option to copy and paste a set of frames that includes an interpolated sequence between two keyframes, but only extracts a partial section. Under normal circumstances, cutting and pasting a function without either the start or end keyframe would render the function null. This option caps the partial function with a new keyframe when you perform the paste. |
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Extend Exposure of Previous Drawing: When drawing on a blank frame, a new drawing is created and the timing is extended from the previous exposed drawing. |