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Hi, thanks for the feedback.

1. It will be possible at some point because it is actually easy to do in .NET
The plan is to have a number of improvements of this nature, including a "focus region" (for a lack of a better name) where you simply zoom in/out and pan sidewise and also making the "mirror" option available anytime...
All this has an impact on many things (drawings, magnifier, exports etc.) and will need to be carefully tested to avoid regressions...

2. The "fine-tune" function is trigerred automatically depending on the size of the working zone (and the settings in Preferences>Play/Analyze>Switch to Analysis mode sliders.)
I know the meaning of the settings is not very straightforward but I wanted for casual users not to have to bother about it.
You can learn more about it in the article "General Tasks > Preferences" of the Help.

3. And renaming too... I'll append that to the todo-list with medium priority.

4. You map them on an existing plane of the video or you set them to reveal a plane that is not visible.
For example, say you study a tennis match, you could map the grid to the court. That way you can better assess where the players are evolving, and if you know the size of the court you can even infer the size of a single cell and make rough measurements.

5. Hmm... In the current design if you have defined a working area the resulting video will only contain this working area.
So, it will not be possible without modifying the workflow...
There might be something to do with the meta data file (drawings etc.) to save this information though...

Bonjour,
Merci d'avoir tout de même pris la peine de rapporter le problème.

Une autre piste peut-être, êtes vous sous Windows Vista 64 bits ? (Il y avait un soucis de ce type avec certaines versions précédentes, normalement corrigé mais peut-être une régression...)

I am currently reconsidering my views on this problem.

At first, (and this is what I answered pateta3d from 11secondclub on the same issue) I thought it would interfere too much with the workflow.
The problem with keeping the pencil activated is that you now have to explicitely choose the "hand" tool to be able to move drawings around.
In my initial assessement, users would create a few key images and add a few drawings on them, mostly lines and angles, and perform more "moving" actions than "drawing" ones.

However, I'm starting to understand the potential of that "Drawing on a Video" concept, if only the pencil was actually usable.
(It actually started as a simple way to fill the gap for all the potentially missing tools)

So I will probably fix this bug/feature, and try to improve the pencil tool in the following ways:
- Custom circular cursor so you know which size you're drawing at,
- Colored circular cursor so you know you're using the tool and don't mistakenly draw while trying to move something.
- Defaults to 8 pixels instead of one. Call it a "brush" tool anyway.
- Rounded line endings, possibly smooth curves.
- More sizes options (2 -> 16 ? still want to keep the number low)
- Brush size rescaled according to image stretch.
- Any other ?

What will probably don't make it:
- Variable width from pen pressure. (my tablet is broken )

Sorry no ETA for the moment.

Hi, thanks for the feedback.

As mentionned elsewhere, there's a lot of common needs between animation study and sport analysis...

- Layers
I have considered this in the past, and was afraid of complexifying the interface and workflow too much... (Keeping it simple is the one goal)
I have even done some code in this respect, but not conclusive.
Maybe for some selected tools, like Chronometer, custom shapes/guides...?

- Onion Skinning
I've always loved Onion Skinning :-) Once the motion extraction stuff is figured out, this is one thing I'll absolutely want to include.
Having it for key images drawings may be interesting. (Better having a fixed camera view though)

Ok, I really need to set up this brainstorming app to gather all ideas so people can comment and expand on them...:)

Bonjour,

C'est possible. Utilisez le menu "Fichier > Enregistrer la Vidéo ou les Données des Images Clés".

Vous pouvez soit les enregistrer dans un fichier à part (pour les réouvrir plus tard ou sur un autre PC) ou les intégrer dans un export vidéo MKV.