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I wanted to make some simple animations, so I did the wrong thing and used Ubuntu's "Add Remove Programs". I came across this install. It has three stars, and a heart, so it must be good!
From the moment it begins starting, until the moment it actually starts, the software seems easy to use. It even has a tip of the day. There are exactly four tips of the day. The developers were very optimistic!
If you find bugs on this application, or you have suggestions about KToon, please, report them from http://developer.berlios.de/bugs/?group_id=2960If you discover a new tip and you want to share it. Please, add it in our wiki site: http://ktoon.toonka.com/documentation/index.php?title=Tips
You can choose the behaivor of the KToon interface. If you do a double click in any tool window title, the docked window will change to a floating window.
You can to create customized brushes choosing the option \"Tools -> Brushes -> Shape Brush\".
Here's what you see when it starts. Can you figure out how to draw something? Where, exactly, are all of these basic illustration tools that it is purported to have? Where is the Tools menu mentioned in the last tip? Oh well, at least I can dock and undock the tool windows.
If I click the large black window, nothing happens.
I click on Insert layer... and nothing happens. I click on Insert Scene... nothing. I click on Insert frame... nothing.
I try right-clicking on the black area, then left clicking. I even try middle clicking.
I tried the three icons on the left side. One of them lets me pick a colour, and the other lets me pick a pen size. But even after all of this, I can't draw anything.
How about some help? Notice that the help menu contains nothing to do with help. Using another drawing program, I've circled what you are actually supposed to click on to get help.
What's wrong with this picture? (Besides my choice of window theme...)
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And obviously the help won't let you read and experiment at the same time.
As usual, I conclude that as far as Linux on the desktop goes, somehow I suspect the people who advocate it don't actually use it.
To work around this, open a terminal and type:
sudo ln -s /usr/lib/ktoon/plugins /usr/share/ktoon/plugins
Happy animation
I'm an artist... Here are some things you May need to do to get this software working..
1.Install Ktoon
2. when you first install Ktoon you have open the terminal and type this commands>>
sudo ln -s /usr/lib/ktoon/plugins /usr/share/ktoon/
Press Enter then it will ask password... do that and press Enter again.
3. File then new project...
There is a pencil tab on the Left side, and at the bottom there is a tab for the time line...
I hope this helps
1.Install Ktoon
2. when you first install Ktoon you have open the terminal and type this commands>>
sudo ln -s /usr/lib/ktoon/plugins /usr/share/ktoon/
Is the fact the software ISN'T ready after step 1. *sigh*
Tom Van Kerkhoven: For sure this is not mature software, so why has it been released with a 'beta' tag? Had it had one of those then Id guess that this article would not even exist, because I sure as hell wouldn't have installed it.
Total crap - un-installed, wont be re-installed. The developers can plate it with gold and I wont touch it again.
Message do developers:
If it aint ready and you feel the need to release it, then add a beta tag, otherwise, keep your crap on your own machine.
hehe you first need to add a new project to things start to happen!
But I agreen, I think that are better softwares for this porpouse.
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