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And I specifically have a Lenovo Ideapad S210 touch which I got another RAM card to give it 8GB RAM. Plan your animation/actions ahead and I'm sure you'll make GREAT stuff. Work within the bounds of your hardware, don't let that hinder your creativity. So, what you're experiencing is completely normal. So far, I've seen the delay you're experiencing, but I've made changes in my practice to counter act (prelisted).

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Just so you know, I'm producing a 2K OpenToonz test project on an AMD Turion ZM-86 with 8 GB of memory and a Radeon HD 3200 GPU a system that is 5 years older and slower than yours (_yes, I have faster systems, but to test this software I have to first find its limitations, like you have_).

Check your timing using flipbook renders.

Plan ahead (storyboard your actions, key frame your animations then do inbetweening).

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So far, computers cannot playback animated scenes that look like the finished Avengers movie in real-time. you get the idea.Ĭomputer based animation production has always been this way. Reference classic cell animation where a static base cell (level) was used for stationary items while separate cells (levels) are used for moving arms, mouths, boulders, screeching cats, twisting rockets. The most obvious fix to me is to change your production methods use a smaller 'Onion Skin' range, and to check timing, render out the selected frame range and playback in flipbook (_there are extra menus that exist for this, I will see about making tutorials in the future_).

That would be the most simple fix (_your listed specs looks like a non upgradeable Microsoft Surface Pro model though_).

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To fix, upgrade your computer to a faster processor, more memory, and a beefy video card.

Over populating Levels with motionless graphics, right?.

Displaying layers that you're not working on, right?.

You're using on-board Intel graphics, right?.

I do not write this to be rude, but it is a hardware issue on your side. An older encounter was through a really, really busy Adobe Illustrator project I was working on.

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My latest encounter was through a program called "Mischief" (free trial available). Yes, there are other vector programs this EXACT issue can be replicated. Want to back this issue? Post a bounty on it! We accept bounties via Bountysource. Thanks for any responses/actions taken to fix! If you need any more example vids or info, let me know! If anyone knows a solution, please let me know here, otherwise, I would put this as a main priority to fix because drawing is a main feature and it really stops the creation of detailed/complex designs in animations. This is really the only issue that I am having with the program that I can't get over/find a workaround because it is essential to be able to draw correctly and almost equally essential to be able to use onion skin.

I don't know if its something similar, but the eraser is very laggy regardless of anything.

While I do like the brush tool in Opentoonz the most out of the other animation programs I've tried (when it doesn't lag), this is the only program where I've seen just normal vector lines slow down the program/brush.

(if you are moving too fast or the program is running slow from the vector visibility) In otherwords, when the program can keep up, it registers the point the cursor is at and doesn't register your pen having gone anywhere between those two points (more clear in video if explanation not clear)

It looks like the brush only registers when the program can keep up causing it to have a non curved appearance until you let go of the pen/cursor.

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Onion Skin is basically unusable because the onion skin is apparently being treated as more vectors being shown, causing a major slowdown for anything that isn't bare bones simplistic.

If you hide columns/levels while you draw, (so that less/no vectors other than current drawing are visible) everything goes back to normal speed until the drawing you are making reaches a lot of vectors/line mileage.

Onion skin is also almost unusable because of this as explained below. It becomes very hard/completely impossible to draw comfortably/efficiently at a certain point. The brush tool is fine when you are first starting off, but as more vector lines appear on screen (I've only tested vector), the brush starts slowing down more and more. I put a link at the bottom to an example video if you wish to see the issue visually. I hadn't seen any solutions in the google groups forum at all for this issue yet, so I thought I'd pass the issue down here.