Give a relevant name to your new library and click OK. In the Library List, right-click and select Create Library.īrowse for the location where you want your new library to be stored. You can create libraries in the Library view. You can create different libraries and catalogs to easily have access to your assets.įor example, in your global library, you can create a different library for each project and divide it into several categories, such as: In the Library view's right side, right-click and select View > List, Thumbnails or Details.Īs you create templates, you will soon realize that they need to be organized. The templates contained in the selected Library list are displayed on the right side of the Library view as thumbnails, either as a list or as details. Here you can find interesting artwork organized in subfolders,called catalogs, by categories such as Backgrounds, Storyboarding, Props, Characters, Cut-out Characters, Clip Arts and Special Events. Toon Boom Templates: This library stores templates provided by Toon Boom Studio. Global: This library stores templates that you can use in any project animation that you create on your computer. In your system, this library is stored in the Template folder inside of your project's main folder. Local: This library store templates that you want to use in the current animation project. It is organized by scene and is constantly updated as you work in your project.
Īnimation: This library stores all the elements and drawings contained in your project.The Library List contains four default Libraries: You can also open, close and create new libraries from here. The Library List is used to navigate through the different libraries and subfolders. You can also use the slider to select the frame you want to see. If there are multiple frames in the selected template or scene, click on the Play button to play it back. In the Template list, double-click on the template you want to preview. In the Library list, select a Scene folder to display the entire scene in the preview area.
In the Library view, make sure that the preview checkbox is enabled. However, if your template consists of a peg or a camera element only, nothing is going to show in the preview window. You can use the Preview area to check the contents of the Library. The Library view is used to create and manage your templates, display the folders and manage all of the content. The Library window is the centre for managing reusable content in Toon Boom Studio. You can create a template out of pieces of animation content, such as elements, drawings, images, or sounds or even collections of animation content such as drawings, images and sounds in one single template.
This individual copy can be modified at anytime. Dragging a template into your scene copies the content to your timeline and does not create a link to the original. Once a template is stored in the library, it is accessible from any project. What is a Template?Ī template is a copy of the artwork stored in the library,which can be reused in different scenes. To reuse artwork, drag it into your Timeline view.Ī library can be organized using subfolders, you can have several different library folders on your hard drive. To store your artwork in the Library, drag the content into the Library. You can access these folders from your different projects. Use the Library view to reuse your artwork and animation in other scenes.Ī library is a folder where you store your templates. In this chapter, you will learn about the following: In fact, almost anything you create or use in Studio can be stored in the library. The Library in Studio has ready-to-use templates and is where you can store different elements you create like puppets, backgrounds or animations. You can share and reuse any elements you create in Toon Boom Studio as templates.
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