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About duplicating animation cels

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とウもロこシ

The animation is very heavy, so I wanted to split it into scenes and draw them separately, but I don't know how to do that.

How do I paste dozens of animation cells into a separate file at once?

Also, please tell me how to delete dozens of cells at once.

When I tried to copy and paste using Ctrl+C and Ctrl+V, the order of the cells was reversed, and they played backwards, so it didn't work.

Thank you in advance 😣

Published date : 20 days ago

Updated date : 19 days ago

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animator

19 days ago
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If your question states, "I wanted to split each scene and draw them separately," you mean separate animation canvases.
Let's call the current animation canvas "Anime-1," and save it under a different name, "Anime-2." (At this stage, two identical files have been created.)
Then, delete the overlapping parts on each canvas.

"When I copy and paste using Ctrl+C and Ctrl+V, the order of the cels is reversed, causing them to play backwards, which doesn't work."
I couldn't understand the situation from this text alone (this doesn't happen with normal procedures...)

Solution
Select the first frame of the affected section on the timeline, then go to "Animation Menu," "Track Edit," and "Bulk Specify Cels."
Enter the opposite values for the "Start Number" and "End Number" cels and confirm. (This is assuming the "7" to "12" shown in the illustration are incorrect.)
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とウもロこシ

19 days ago

I was able to successfully arrange the cells in the correct order by editing the track!
Work had been delayed so this was a huge help 😭
Thank you so much!
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animator

19 days ago
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If your question states, "I wanted to split each scene and draw them separately," you mean separate animation canvases.
Let's call the current animation canvas "Anime-1," and save it under a different name, "Anime-2." (At this stage, two identical files have been created.)
Then, delete the overlapping parts on each canvas.

"When I copy and paste using Ctrl+C and Ctrl+V, the order of the cels is reversed, causing them to play backwards, which doesn't work."
I couldn't understand the situation from this text alone (this doesn't happen with normal procedures...)

Solution
Select the first frame of the affected section on the timeline, then go to "Animation Menu," "Track Edit," and "Bulk Specify Cels."
Enter the opposite values for the "Start Number" and "End Number" cels and confirm. (This is assuming the "7" to "12" shown in the illustration are incorrect.)
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