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‎Onion Skin Modes:

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‎Settings

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‎Settings

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-[[File:Frame Echo .jpg|centre|thumb|alt=Screenshot of how the frame echo setting looks.]]
+[[File:Frame Echo .jpg|centre|thumb|alt=Screenshot of how the frame echo setting looks with the x-sheet.]]
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 (Fig 1.5)
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-[[File:Frame Echo Crop .jpg|centre|thumb|alt=Screenshot of how the frame echo setting looks.]]
+[[File:Frame Echo Crop .jpg|centre|thumb|alt=Screenshot of how the frame echo setting looks without the x-sheet.]]<center>
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 (Fig. 1.6)
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-[[File:Onionskin Opacity Slider.png|thumb|centre|alt=screenshot of the onioskin control slider.]]
+[[File:Onionskin Opacity Slider.png|thumb|centre|alt=Screenshot of the onioskin control slider.]]
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 (Fig 1.1)
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 <center>Moving the red dot to the right, lowers the opacity on the Live-View (Fig. 1.2).<center>The previous frame will appear when the red dot is moved to the far end (Fig. 1.3).</center>
-[[File:SliderLEFT.gif|centre|thumb|alt=Animated GIF demonstrating the onionskin slider moving]]
+[[File:SliderLEFT.gif|centre|thumb|alt=Animated GIF demonstrating the onionskin slider moving.]]
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 (Fig. 1.5)

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 <center>5. Right after taking the frame shot of the fourth frame, opacity is lower.</center><center>The fifth frame (Fig. 2.7), with thicker lines, has been drawn and is ready to be taken as a shot through the Live-View.</center>
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 <center>5. Right after taking the frame shot of the fourth frame, opacity is lower.</center><center>The fifth frame (Fig. 2.7), with thicker lines, has been drawn and is ready to be taken as a shot through the Live-View.</center>
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-<h2 id="TOPSECTION">  </h2>
+<h2 id="TOPSECTION">Intro</h2>
-== Intro ==
 Onion skinning is a technique, accessible in the Dragonframe software, that enables animators to simultaneously see several of their most recent frames in Live View. Onion skinning is essential to accurately have fluid animation as it allows you to see your previous frames so that you can make a continuous movement when making new ones.

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		+	== Intro ==
	Onion skinning is a technique, accessible in the Dragonframe software, that enables animators to simultaneously see several of their most recent frames in Live View. Onion skinning is essential to accurately have fluid animation as it allows you to see your previous frames so that you can make a continuous movement when making new ones.		Onion skinning is a technique, accessible in the Dragonframe software, that enables animators to simultaneously see several of their most recent frames in Live View. Onion skinning is essential to accurately have fluid animation as it allows you to see your previous frames so that you can make a continuous movement when making new ones.

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−	<h2 id="TOPSECTION">==Intro==</h2>	+	<h2 id="TOPSECTION">Intro</h2>
	Onion skinning is a technique, accessible in the Dragonframe software, that enables animators to simultaneously see several of their most recent frames in Live View. Onion skinning is essential to accurately have fluid animation as it allows you to see your previous frames so that you can make a continuous movement when making new ones.		Onion skinning is a technique, accessible in the Dragonframe software, that enables animators to simultaneously see several of their most recent frames in Live View. Onion skinning is essential to accurately have fluid animation as it allows you to see your previous frames so that you can make a continuous movement when making new ones.

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+<h2 id="TOPSECTION">==Intro==</h2>
-<p id="TOPSECTION">Onion skinning is a technique, accessible in the Dragonframe software, that enables animators to simultaneously see several of their most recent frames in Live View. Onion skinning is essential to accurately have fluid animation as it allows you to see your previous frames so that you can make a continuous movement when making new ones. </p>
+Onion skinning is a technique, accessible in the Dragonframe software, that enables animators to simultaneously see several of their most recent frames in Live View. Onion skinning is essential to accurately have fluid animation as it allows you to see your previous frames so that you can make a continuous movement when making new ones.
 == Settings ==