* The second popup provides some options on the displayed images. This means that the fifth frame after the current frame will be visible with low opacity. For example: in the panels shown as an example above, the number 5 to the right of the zero is selected and its slider is set pretty low. * The numbers are used to select the frames to be displayed. * The sliders are used to manage the opacity level of frames displayed. If you wish to keep the original image colors, select the option None (See below). * The use of colors in this viewing mode is not mandatory.
* The two colored boxes near those popup menus allow you to select the colors on the screen or a gradient in a preset list to view the frames before and after the current frame. * The two popup menu allows you to display the images after and before the current image with: their original colors, a color, a gradient of your choice or a tint (useful if you are animating filled shapes) Now that you understand how this tool works, let's go back and take a closer look at its control panel: If you configure your Light Table as indicated below (choose the gradient option in the popup menu on the right-hand side of the Light Table panel), the frames after the current frame "in time" are displayed in a colored gradient, with more or less opacity depending on their position in relation to the current frame. The Light Table is an extremely practical tool as it is also possible to display all frames after the current frame in time and for a given layer. The frames closest to the current frame "in time" are the most visible and those furthest away « in time » are the most transparent. The frames in our animation layer which precede the current frame are displayed on the screen. * To enable the Light Table in your layer, click on the light table icon in this layer. * Go to the frame in the center of the animation.
* Then disable all the frames behind the current frame that you do not want to see by clicking on the corresponding frame number. * Start by choosing the color option in the popup menu on the left-hand side of the Light Table panel to display all frames in front of the current frame in the color indicated (the default color is red). * Load the " Bob" project and display only the current layer. Here is an example of the Light Table’s utility :
#How to make animation light box windows
Click on the light bulb icon in the menu panel or via the Windows > Animation main menu to open the Light Table : To activate the Light Table, click on this icon, on the wanted layer. It simplifies drawing of the current image by offering a tone-down view of the images before and after the current image. TVPaint Animation lets you rotate your working space, like in traditional animation, but it also offers a familiar tool to animators: the Light Table.
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