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Getting Started

• Quick Overview (Video)

• How to use

Tutorials

• Using the Record button to animate with the mouse

• Using Symmetry

• Drawing over an animation while it's playing

• In Depth Look (Video)

• Useful scripts

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Reference

• The Drawing Window

• Doodle Animator Component

• Doodle Animation File

• Preferences

• Keyboard Shortcuts

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Advanced Tutorials

• Use scripting to control playback

• Draw on the Scene View

• Import an animation from another software

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Troubleshooting

Devlog

Contact

How to use

Requirements

Doodle Studio 95 requires Unity 5.6.5+, or Unity 2017+.

Installing

Get the latest package from itch.io and import it into your project.

• If you’ll use Unity 5.6 (or any subsequent 5.x versions), download the package labeled “for Unity 5.6”
• If you’ll use Unity 2017+, download the package labeled “for Unity 2017”

Package contents

The .unitypackage contains:

• Doodle Studio 95 Folder
  Core scripts and shaders.
  At the moment it’s necessary not to move this from the Assets folder
• Gizmos Folder
  Adds icons to the Doodle Animation files
• Doodle Studio 95 Examples
  Example animations and scenes

Parts

The main parts in Doodle Studio 95! are:

• The Drawing Window
  A window with a canvas and drawing tools where you make your animations
• The Doodle Animator
  A component you add to a Game Object to render the animations
• The Doodle Animation File
  The format in which your animations are saved, can be used as-is or converted to other formats.

Workflow

The typical workflow for creating animations is:

1. Open the Drawing Window
   

2. Make a drawing, add new frames, draw it again but a little different. It moves!
   
   

3. Click the ADD button to import your animation into your scene as a Sprite, UI image or particles.
   
   

Quick guide

Next

• Learn how to Record a squiggle from your mouse
• Learn how to Draw on the Scene View