Day 68
Today was just some more colouring as stated yesterday, but today I attempted to try and fix a small issue I've been dealing with since the beginning of this project; Changing frames. I'm not sure why but Photoshop doesn't have any shortcuts for switching frames and so I'v had to click the skip button just above all the layers every time. Now it's not a big deal, but why I want it is because it'll save just that little bit of time, each time, by just having a shortcut available.
I looked up any possible pages on google to see if I could get some help and I found a really useful page that told me how to bind keys;
Edit -> Keyboard Shortcuts
Then change your "Shortcuts for" menu to "Panel menus"
Then scroll down the list to;
Timeline Frames-> Go to -> Next frame/Previous frame
I was pretty happy to know how to bind keys now but the only problem with it was that Photoshop doesn't allow binding with the arrow keys. I didn't want to use any other keys because they most likely were already bound, so I decided to stick with the manual switching of frames, which again, isn't really a big deal, but it would've been nice to have shortcuts
I looked up any possible pages on google to see if I could get some help and I found a really useful page that told me how to bind keys;
Edit -> Keyboard Shortcuts
Then change your "Shortcuts for" menu to "Panel menus"
Then scroll down the list to;
Timeline Frames-> Go to -> Next frame/Previous frame
I was pretty happy to know how to bind keys now but the only problem with it was that Photoshop doesn't allow binding with the arrow keys. I didn't want to use any other keys because they most likely were already bound, so I decided to stick with the manual switching of frames, which again, isn't really a big deal, but it would've been nice to have shortcuts
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