Wow! Looks like someone rolled a nat 20 on their animation skill check!

And you can now use the "Separate Layers" drawing menu action to convert all drawing layers of a drawing into separate animation layers in the timeline.

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The update also includes useful new import settings like "Insert Images Into Existing Drawing" to control whether adding an image to the timeline should always create a new animation layer or not.

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ToonSquid's PSD export supports:

✅ Exporting static and animated PSDs
✅ Pixel layers
✅ Editable text layers
✅ Exporting vector layers and path layers as editable shape layers
✅ Group layers
✅ Exporting symbol layers and animation clips as smart objects
✅ And more!

Not only can you import PSDs, but you can also export your ToonSquid animations as layered PSD files. This is especially useful if your professional animation pipeline relies on PSD files, such as for further editing in Adobe® Photoshop® or for sharing with other artists!

ToonSquid's PSD import supports (with certain limitations):

✅ Static PSDs
✅ Animated PSDs using the frame timeline
✅ Animated PSDs using the video timeline
✅ Pixel layers
✅ Editable text layers
✅ Shape layers (vectors)
✅ Group layers
✅ Smart objects
✅ And more!

If you draw in Adobe® Photoshop® or other programs that can export PSD files, you can now import your work as a layered PSD file directly into ToonSquid. No more need to export each layer as a separate image and then reassemble them in ToonSquid!

If you had previously imported an ABR brush that uses dual brush settings into ToonSquid and noticed that it looked different than expected, delete the brush from your brush library and import the ABR file again.