and im not able to do a skew in the key frames, am i doing anything wrong?
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press Ctrl while resizing from the edge to skew! But it doesn’t work on clips
if you have skews on your fork, how come i cant do anything with that too? (not angry) is it the same thing?
The reason is that @StickmanRed’s fork is their own property, so when they do experiments, it’s usually done on their fork. After that, the features are ported back into candlestick (the fork isn’t based on candlestick)
im sorry im confused, i cant do any clip skews on both?
No, you can do it inside the StickmanRed fork, but not Candlestick. (the patch hasn’t been merged/applied yet)
i might need a video because when i tried it in the red fork, it did not work either for me, thanks for staying with me on this and sorry for being hard
Oh, probably you need to switch to the nightly version of the StickManRed fork.
Actually, are you on Mac? If then, use Command to skew. (CTRL everywhere else)
i am on mac, can you send me to the nightly version?
im not having problems doing a skew itself, im having problems making skew tweens
Oh, skew tweens don’t exist currently…
om both candlestick and the stickmanred?
if i cant do skew tween on both, then that sucks :( i am reallt insecure of myself rn soo
tween skewing works on my fork, though it’s experimental and might change in the future
on the main page (https://stickmanred.github.io/wick-editor/) you can use Ctrl+edge resize to skew clips and you can use them in tweens!
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Thank you, can we be friends? (I don’t have the much friends)
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sure thing!
i have an idea, if user is also a scratcher, maybe optional coding blocks (unless thats not how the coding part of this editor works)
It is possible, but my attempts to mess with the code editor (I tried to change the editor from Ace to Monaco), it seems like the ‘Editor’ part of Wick Editor isn’t really in good shape. (wouldn’t say the engine is either)
maybe try it with a fork unless you did?