In ASP 11, if I have a character with a style called "Skin" and I import a different character with a style called "Skin" I end up with two different styles called "Skin." In what way is this an advantage?
Is there anything new we can do with styles? Can I merge them?
Pre ASP11, I could edit the .anme files with a text editor. What is the best editor for editing .anime files?
Thanks, Richard
ASP 11 Style Questions
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Re: ASP 11 Style Questions
Just name your styles appropriingly, say dad.skin, dad.hair, then daughter.skin, daughter.hair, etc.
This way both will live in the same project no problems.
Also, doing it this way you could save a styles set for day colors, night colors, etc. for each characters, then import them as needed.
This way both will live in the same project no problems.
Also, doing it this way you could save a styles set for day colors, night colors, etc. for each characters, then import them as needed.
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Re: ASP 11 Style Questions
You can save styles to the library now.
You can also load them in from other files.
If you want to edit the .Anime file by hand, you will need a .json editor or text editor that handles .json files.
You can also load them in from other files.
If you want to edit the .Anime file by hand, you will need a .json editor or text editor that handles .json files.
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Re: ASP 11 Style Questions
Thanks. That could be useful.GCharb wrote:Just name your styles appropriingly, say dad.skin, dad.hair, then daughter.skin, daughter.hair, etc.
This way both will live in the same project no problems.
Also, doing it this way you could save a styles set for day colors, night colors, etc. for each characters, then import them as needed.
Any recommendations on a .json editor?Distinct Sun wrote:You can save styles to the library now.
You can also load them in from other files.
If you want to edit the .Anime file by hand, you will need a .json editor or text editor that handles .json files.