.jokers Requests:Saving option

[Hoboapple]

For the first part, your basically saying a quicker way to export, right?

[.joker]

no, the first part is just give us the exact preview of how our animation will turn out by using a temp file created through stykz that can be quickly previewed. then if we like preview we can then click the option yes for the question whether we like the output or not, but if not, we click no, change the delay and repreview which stykz would automatically override that temp file and if we like the outcome click yes and stykz can some how make that temp file into the perm. file name holder for the animation. do you understand, that?

[Hoboapple]

Yeah, that makes more sense now, and would be a great feature.

[.joker]

cool thank you very much hobo.

[stykzman]

Would you see this as only making a preview of a certain number of frames, or a certain number of seconds' worth? And then previewing it in a selected browser...

[.joker]

It all depends on the length of frames whether to weigh it on seconds or frames. because if it's just a test of a run, people tend to loop it for the amount it takes to complete one cycle which could be from any where from 7 to 9 frames. Would it be possible to do the entire preview of the animation or is that to much for the system?

[Hoboapple]

It's basically watching it in StykzPlayer except at the speed to which it will export.

[.joker]

pretty much my friend.

[.joker]

Another quick suggestion.

Now, with stykz, it allows you too see onion skins on top of other skins distinctly. Now i suggest maybe to have some kind of short cut key that allows for the onion skin to overlap the actually animation so that we can follow it better for if we had two sticks on top of one another. then after we made our adjustments we could one hit the short cut key to set the onion skin back to normal or hit enter and it goes to the next frame setting the onion skin back to normal.

[Hoboapple]

Sounds kinda interesting...