How do I update the viewport after using tv_exposureFauxFixe

[Lukas]

How do I update the viewport after using tv_exposureFauxFixe ?

Is there a general command to refresh the drawing space? I can't find it because I'm not sure what words to search for in the wiki.

Thanks in advance!

[Mads Juul]

is this something
http://wiki.tvpaint.fr/index.php?title=Tv_ResetDisplay

[Lukas]

Hmmm.

I tried that, but it doesn't update. Thanks though.

For example:

Create a new file like in the screenshot.

Have your timeline cursor set at frame 5.

Run this:

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tv_exposureFauxFixe 4 3
tv_ResetDisplay

You should see a "2" but you see a "4" instead.

The layer thumbnail updates fine.

[ZigOtto]

...
You should see a "2" but you see a "4" instead.

The layer thumbnail updates fine.

try this :

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tv_exposureFauxFixe 5 3 

[Mads Juul]

I see
this should update

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tv_lockDisplay "Quiet"
tv_exposureFauxFixe 4 3
tv_unlockDisplay

or this adding some code at the end that I know update the display

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tv_exposureFauxFixe 4 3
tv_LayerGetImage
tv_layerImage result

-Mads

[Lukas]

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tv_exposureFauxFixe 4 3
tv_LayerGetImage
tv_layerImage result

That's the fastest one! (The other blinks onscreen)

Thanks again Mads!

I attached the button I made. If you click it it adds +1 to the faux-fixe value. With SHIFT, it subtracts. It also puts a colormark like the frame it's looping back to (see screenshot). I usually give the first frame of a loop a color so I know where to loop to. The normal Faux-Fixe menu is a bit clumsy because you have to guess/count. That just doesn't work for my brain.

If you hold ALT you get the old Faux-Fix menu behaviour (you wouldn't want to click 41 times if you want a long cycle), while still doing the colormark thing.

Couldn't have done it without your help Mads (as with anything I've written so far )

[Mads Juul]

Glad I can help