Hi Mike,
I applied the 4-step technique you described above. If I am not wrong, the "ellipse" technique introduces some latency in the drawing by videoscribe (despite the the "no stroke" property).
1) Am I right ?
2) If I am right, is there a way to avoid this latency ?
Thanks
Thanks a lot Mike.
I forgot to reduce the pause and transition durations to zero. There is indeed no more delay now.
I find an annoying drawback to this hack is that elements overlap elements with the hidden bounding box cannot be selected rotated or scaled from the artboard. Even if the bounding boxed elements are "before" the target image in the timeline the bounding box interferes with normal editing. Workaround is to "hide" the offending elements.
I find an annoying drawback to this hack is that elements overlap elements with the hidden bounding box cannot be selected rotated or scaled from the artboard. Even if the bounding boxed elements are "before" the target image in the timeline the bounding box interferes with normal editing. Workaround is to "hide" the offending elements.
I may be wrong. VideoScribe just seems to have a mind of its own tonight. I think it is just bugs I'm dealing with.
Mark Donovan
However, I find that some of the old ills still seem to plague this promising program. I hope I'm missing something here.
Is it not possible to import images in relative size to other images? I have created a montage in AI...all line weights and relative image sizes are exactly where I want them to be. I separate each image, save it as an SVG, and then import all of the resulting images into VideoScribe.
Here's the problem...each image imports at some random size!! This means that when resized, the line weights change! And it is almost impossible to line things up accurately, as you cannot even resize numerically.
This is going to add hours to my workflow, as the animation that my client wants calls for image masking, and multiple-color images drawn with like-color pens. I must separate reds from blacks per image, for example, so that a red pen can draw the red parts. But trying to get the various parts reassembled is a nightmare!!
Please, please tell me I'm stupid and just missing the answer right in front of me!! I don't want to have to finish my videos in After Effects. I am losing money!!
Thank you for any help you can give me.
-HiPresto.