CkloesPosted 3 years ago on at 12h15Alright so here's how you fix it, i used to have this, but it's not a problem or error it's totally natural. First make sure you have selected a 'pencil' or 'brush' on the screen. Second remember to add a 'drawing Layer.' If a white drawing box doesn't come up in the 'camera' or 'drawing' then add a 'Color Card.' Once this is added then make sure that the 'Color Card' is behind the 'drawing layer.' This will turn the screen White as normal paper, then you don't have a grey background. Now you can Draw in the 'Drawing Layer'with a brush or pencil!
I've only had Toon Boom myself for now 3 days, and trust me you will get the hang of things! HAVE A MERRY CHRISTMAS AND HAPPY HOLIDAYS TO ALL!-ckloes. MathS26443Posted 2 years ago on at 05h45I discovered that when clicking the equivalent key when your drawing will change the prohibition symbol to a normal drawing symbol.and then you can draw. Allthough this is not a real solution, cause its quite troublesome to find and press the appropriate key ( and keeping pressed ) when drawing. Actually all interface elements ( selection etc. ) are blocked with the prohibition symbol and by using the equivalent key you can use them.I am not 100% sure but this issue might be caused by Quicktime not being installed properly on Windows10.
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