I have two different files since I now use a different computer and have to go through about 6 clicks to get to my old one over the network. You probably have more than me anyway. I haven't done that much.

Gragh it wont let me upload the GIFS.

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Ooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooh.

Observe:

Hello, look to the far right and you'll see "pink stuff part 2 v2"

^^ So your still working on that.

Pink stuff 2 v2.2, in fact. I don't know. It's an old file. The animation isn't as good as it could be - I'd be better off starting again really. I doubt I'll add to it.

So, can you post it here?

I think everything I did for it is in my thread already. Probably under "old". It wasn't very good.

Anyway, back on topic peoples.

I think this is a good place to ask this as it is a beginner question; do you know if there is a way to copy a frame/multiple frames in Pivot? This is what I am trying to do- I have created a guy walking and I would like him to "pass by" some trees/other objects. My stick figure isn't actually moving anywhere, so I have to shift the objects backwards so that it appears like he is walking past them. I was wondering if there was a way to copy my stride length over and over within Pivot so that I do not have to recreate it multiple times. (I hope you understand what I mean!) Thank you for the help!

I know what you mean, but it's impossible unfortunately. You'll have to animate the entire walk again. Pivot is not an advanced programme.

I was afraid that was the case. Thank you for such a quick response!

Thanks A Lot Zed

File -> Create Figure Type -> [Make your building with the line tool]

Alternatively, use MS Paint and set it as a background, or download from droidz.org.

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not bad its really nice and it really helped
:)

Oh wow, I forgot I even made this. I need to replace some of those animations with better ones.