Thanks so much for this easy and short overview! I was just trying to remember how to separate a part of a drawing into a new object and of course it's P, duh! haha I haven't been catching up with gpencil as much and its been a few years since I 3D modeled so this is much appreciated 🙂
learning lots from this series thanks
This was hugely helpful!
thank you for this helped me a lot.
thank you very helpful!
Thank you so much man😁👊
Super helpful video. Do you know if there's a way to separate different Grease Pencil Line Art objects onto different layers? It seems like you can't select them like a GP Stroke.
Thanks for the tutorial! BTW, can I move keyframe(s) from one layer to another layer?
Thank you for this video, but does the "delet active layer" still exist in version 2.93?
thanks
is it possible to group layers? like the head and mouth in one group and then the eyes in another?
how to group layers?
Interesting, though not useful at my current impasse. I still can't figure out how to move a Grease Pencil layer from one Grease Pencil object to an existing Grease Pencil object.
Draw mode doesn't show up for me and I am using grease pencil. I cant find what to do anywhere!!
Maybe by adding the '2D Animation" bar via the + button. It's in that top bar with 'File, 'Edit' etc.
Still learning myself. Long ways to go. Lots of stuff that's really hard to find.
And this is a free software? dang why didn't I start with this years ago.
Blender is FREE, as too Krita, MyPaint, Gimp, Opentoonz, DragonBones, OBS, etc.
how to add more layers
Within the Grease Pencil object's Properties Panel (it shows after you click that green twirly button for 'object data properties') use the 'Layers' property where + and - can add and remove layers.
I don't know what it is but I and the 9 others that dislike this video can't follow it can't speak for the others but for me you keys different from minds or your setting different from minds so can't follow cuz I'm not getting the same results your trying to show us.
The video I've been looking for. THANK YOU SO MUCH