Les,

What was the problem?
I opened the file in DPx8, exported to SWF, dragged and dropped it onto CTA 2 (Pipeline x64, V2.15.2328.1) and no problem.
The SWF was 1.22KB in size.

Jeff


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This is the file I used.


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Well that just sucks!

I haven't done any key animations for CTA2 in DPx8 yet but never had problems in DPx6.
I vaguely remember there was a SWF export problem back in DPx4? that I complained about and it got fixed in a later update (same version).
I'm surprised at their response and lack of concern.
I'll have to complain too and maybe that will up the ante a smidge.

Jeff


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From: lesterdodds Sent: Mon, 04 Jan 2016 15:59:41 +0000 To: Technical SupportSubject: Keyframe animation

The file Drawing1.dpa {attached} renders as: 150 bytes in DP X6 and as: 1.30 Kb in DP X8 The DP X8 SWF file will not work properly in CrazyTalk Animator 2 but the DP X6 SWF file works correctly.

When in CTA2 the x6 swf has 2 index, one for outline and the other for center color and in x8 1 index for center color only also changes color when index is set Thanks

Serif Technical Support 1:18 PM (16 hours ago)

to me Hi Lester,

Thanks for your reply.

Sadly this isn't something that is going to be fixed in DrawPlus X8. I can only apologize for this inconvenience.

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