View Menu

Cycles through the following display modes:

• Normal Full-Screen: The main application window becomes full screen.
• View Full-Screen: The selected view becomes full screen and all other views are collapsed.
• Normal: The main application window is restored to its original size and collapsed views are expanded.

Makes the Stage view perpendicular to a selected drawing layer, allowing you to draw on it. This is useful when rotating 2D layers in 3D space and the Stage view is no longer perpendicular to a Drawing layer, making it impossible to draw on it.

Resets the view to its default position.

Reset Stage View To

Resets the Stage view to show the default drawing area, which is the space situated inside the default camera frame (before the camera is modified).

Resets the Stage view to show the current panel in its entirety

Resets the Stage view to show an overview of the Camera frames. If a Camera movement was created in the selected panel, it will show the entire space within the camera movement.

Resets the Stage view to focus on the starting camera position of the camera movement on the current panel.

Resets the Stage view to focus on the ending camera position of the camera movement on the current panel.

Lets you determine at which level the current position of the Stage view (zoom, pan and rotation) is remembered when you are flipping through panels.

One global point of view for the entire project.

One point of view per scene.

One point of view per panel.

Grid

Displays a reference grid that remains the same size when you scale objects. This is useful when creating elements in your drawing and you need a reference point.

Extras

Displays the Title Safe Area frame inside the camera frame. By default, this area is 20% smaller than the camera frame. It is used as a guideline of the area that CRT displays might crop out of the picture. Visual elements such as text and logos should be placed within this area.

Displays a semi-transparent black mask covering the area between the camera frame and the Title Safe Area frame.

Displays the Action Safe Area frame inside the camera frame. By default, this area is 10% smaller than the camera frame. It is used as a guideline of the area that CRT displays might crop out of the picture. Characters and action should be placed within this area.

Displays a semi-transparent black mask covering the area between the camera frame and the Action Safe Area.

Shows or hides the TV safety zone and the centre of the camera frame for a regular 4:3 resolution. If you are working on a widescreen project, for example, you can easily plan in advance the conversion of your project to a TV format. This way, you can create your project to fit both resolutions.

Shows or hides the 4:3 resolution zone without the centre of the camera frame and TV safety zone.

Displays the strokes in your drawings so that the invisible lines stand out.

Displays all the related camera keyframes and paths in a scene. When this button is deactivated, the Stage view only displays keyframes that are contained in a panel.

Onion Skin

Removes the previous drawing's onion skin and displays only the next drawing.

Displays the previous drawing.

Displays the previous two drawings.

Displays the previous three drawings.

Do not show the onion skin for all of the next drawings.

Show the onion skin for the next drawing.

Show the onion skin for the next two drawings.

Show the onion skin for the next three drawings.

Only displays the onion skin for layers in neighbouring panels that have the same name as the currently selected layer.