Angie Jones
I encountered the same issue. The "P" option flips only the drawing layer, not the reference image. I was demonstrating a pose from Bambi and needed to flip the entire image to align with what the student was doing. While I can export the image to Photoshop, flip it, and re-import it, it would be much more convenient to have the option to flip both the reference image and the drawing layer directly within the tool. This feature would significantly enhance usability when working with inspiration and references. At least for now the drawing itself flips :) love you guys! Angie
Mike Jennings
Can you please elaborate?
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Yf Vfx
Mike Jennings: Sure thing, currently you can flip the image horizontally (by pressing p), but you can't flip it vertical, i.e. so it's upside down
Mike Jennings
Yf Vfx: OK, that's what I was guessing. Can you describe the cases when this would be useful?
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Yf Vfx
Mike Jennings: Difficult to think of specific examples, but say if you're looking at a landscape, you could flip it to imagine it from a different perspective. Ideally you could control the vertical AND horizontal flip. Sometimes you want to flip, sometimes you want to flop, sometimes you want to both flip and flop
Ross Gilbert
Mike Jennings also to check the centralisation/balance of the frame, or for a number of misc debugging/alt view purposes