Pencil Check Pro User Guide - Toon Boom Animation

Chapter 5: Exposure Sheet Filling Exposure2. Type a value or drawing name in the cell.Press [Return] to move on to the next cell.Press [ESC] to quit the typing mode.Holding ExposureAn animation is not always done in single frame. Drawings will often be exposed on doubleexposure, also known as double frame. This means that each drawing is exposed on two cells.It can also be exposed on three, four, five cells and so on. To prevent mistakes and also to savetime, instead of typing the same thing four or five times, Toon Boom Pencil Check Pro providesyou with the option of holding your cells automatically as you type.The Xsheet’s Hold Exposure option allows you to choose how many frames you want to holdyour exposure for.To hold exposure:1. Select Exposures > Hold Exposure > Hold 2 Cells.2. Type a value or drawing name in the cell. Press [Return] to move on to the next cell. Press [ESC] to quit the typing mode.3. Try the same action with Hold 3 Cells, Hold 4 Cells and Custom. The Custom option allows you to hold as many cells as needed. You can type in anyamount.Extending and Dragging ExposureOnce you type your first value and set the amount of held cells, you can use the extendexposure and dragging features.Extending ExposureThe Extend Exposure feature allows you to select a cell containing a value and to pull it downto the desired frame.79