What to do when toon boom studio 8 is slow

#What to do when toon boom studio 8 is slow 64 Bit#
#What to do when toon boom studio 8 is slow drivers#
#What to do when toon boom studio 8 is slow pro#

There's still a lag and it doesn't respond to my Intuos5 when i'm drawing. It says 13.0.1.808 in 'about') and the issue is still present.

#What to do when toon boom studio 8 is slow drivers#

I've installed the latest drivers for my Wacom Intuos5 tablet, installed the update for Flash CC (yes, i'm sure it's installed. What good is the car if you can't drive it? Like having a top performing race car with a steering wheel made of melting jelly. The actual interface of Flash is genius, but the tools make it unusable. Flash could be a one stop shop for animation and games/interactivity IF Adobe would put in the effort to get the content tools up to snuff. The days of using 2 or 3 programs to do things is over. The concept of Flash was brilliant and is still poised to be the tool of choice for all artists IF they would actually develop the tools that make it usable.

#What to do when toon boom studio 8 is slow pro#

Some new app needs to do to Flash, what Final Cut Pro did to Avid and Premiere. Leaving the Flash wasteland for greener pastures. New ToonBoom brush is not only accurate, it lets you both soften edges, as well as add a 'texture' ala photoshop to the brush.ДЇlash needs to get their own tools up to at least this level or ideally the level of 'Meander' the vector drawing tool used in Disney's Paperman, invented by Brian Whited.

If this was 1999, I could see calling Flash 'Professional' but Vector brush tools have come a long way and Flash is about 10-20 years behind with no sign that they plan to change it or even care beyond a souless form letter at best. The new brushes in ToonBoom Animate 3 kick the snot out of Flash which hasn't made any significant upgrades since Macromedia owned it. It's clear they only care about coded content, not visual content creators unless you're drawing horribly out-dated webcomic looking crud. I'm finally accepting the cold shoulder from Adobe and now beginning the migration to ToonBoom after using Flash since version 1. It shouldn't take THAT much power just to get your brushes to draw properly (or almost properly at best in the case of Flash). Even Flash has been better but still not up to snuff with other apps. I bought the brand new Mac Pro (Darth Vader Magic Bullet), and it's a mean machine with everything else.

#What to do when toon boom studio 8 is slow 64 Bit#

If you can upgrade to a 64 bit machine it helps, but still not ideal.

I look forward to hearing of any update of this just as soon as possible. I would currently rate this a really serious problem and some artists will certainly find the CC version of Flash unusable. Now this! The drawing and painting tools don't even work.

We've been using Flash for drawn animation work for years now, and I've come to not be very surprised when new versions come out and turn out to be buggy. The 'workaround' of unticking the 'Windows Ink' function helps users of the pencil tool, but as stated before, all tablet pressure sensitivity is lost, so the brush tool just can't make nice thick and thin lines. We experienced the same as all the above posters.ДЎ) The pencil tool defaulting to annoying straight line mode.Дў) Laggy performance with the pen and brush tool: When sketching, many of the artists strokes are lost. We downloaded the trial of CC Flash onto a Lenovo laptop runing Windows 8 with a Wacom Intuos 4 tablet. We're currently testing Flash CC as a possible upgrade for our 2D animation team currently using CS5.0, CS5.5 or CS6.0 (various versions) of Flash.