1. Draw a doodle and click the next > button (+).

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2. Draw another doodle and, if you want more, press > again

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3. When two (or more) doodles are drawn, press the start button.

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   This calculates the tweens and plays them back as a standard stop frame animation.

During playback, the start button becomes a pause (then resume) button with obvious meaning.
The previous < and next buttons become single frame step buttons, pausing playback.
During capture (drawing) the undo removes the last curve of the current doodle.
clear clears the current doodle and
reset removes the entire Flick.

• Draw a doodle and click the next > button (+).
  Each doodle is a keyframe. Intermediate doodles (tweens) are constructed by the application for playback.
• Draw another doodle and, if you want more, press > again
• When two (or more) doodles are drawn, press the start button.
  This calculates the tweens and plays them back as a standard stop frame animation.
• During playback, the start button becomes a pause (then resume) button with obvious meaning.
  The previous < and next buttons become single frame step buttons, pausing playback.
During capture (drawing) the undo removes the last curve of the current doodle.
clear clears the current doodle and
reset wipes the entire Flick.