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212 Creating Animations
To preview in a web browser:
For stopframe animation, select Preview in Browser from the File
menu. The animation loads your default web browser and begins
playing.
This actually exports a temporary copy of the animation, using the
current export settings and displays it in your web browser. You can
leave the browser open and DrawPlus will find it again next time you
issue the command.
Using background and overlay frames
DrawPlus supports two methods of reusing elements across multiple frames:
Background frames and Overlay frames.
Background frames
You can designate any frame as a Background frame, which remains visible
while the following frames animate "over" it.
To create a Background frame:
In the Frames tab, click on the icon at the bottom of your chosen
frame. You'll see the objects on the background frame carried forward
either to the end of the animation or to the next background frame.
Click again to revert back to a normal frame.
Overlay frames
The main advantage of frame overlaying is to save you the time of having to
copy or redraw objects in a series where each frame builds cumulatively on
previous frames. The white portions of Overlay frames become "transparent," so
the contents of the preceding frame show through. The effect is cumulative, so
overlays are most useful in a series where each frame builds on the contents of all
the previous overlay frames.
The Overlay effect resembles that of onion skinning (see Working
with Stopframe animation on p. 209), but it's actually a frame
property that becomes part of the final animation.
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