I think this one it is quite well known by the animators:
be able to move, rotate and scale the frames we see on the onion skin mode (you only move the light table version, not the original draw).
as animators we need this to keep our characters on model
in tvpaint it calls: OUT OF PEG
in harmony it calls: SHIFT AND TRACE TOOL
+1. In clip studio paint it is the animation cells palette.
+1 it would be so helpful
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Michelist
Hi! I am new here 
This is one of the functions that I have always missed in Krita, because it is based on a very useful technique to do a professional job in traditional animation on paper, for which I have already voted!
+1 it would be rly helpful
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Michelist
So you mean a transform to another frame present in the onion skin ?
A post was split to a new topic: I would like a âlight tableâ for animation
Hello @EyeOdin
Iâm not very good at English, so I left you a video where Toniko is using this technique to achieve consistent animation.
I think this request would be amazing. I just download the latest version of Krita and looks amazing. Congrats to everyone involve.
Shift and trace
Greetings @Animoon and welcome to the forum.
However I just wanted to say I am not part of the development team for krita, I am just another user.
I just noticed that the Reference Image Tools is great for this, just copy what you need to âget of pegâ and Paste as Reference Image (Ctrl+Shift+R), adjust opacity in the tool options if needed.
