Copying, pasting and stamps

Copying and pasting

	Mark an area and copy it to the corresponding paste buffer. Touch and drag to create a marked region. You can move, rotate, scale the marked area with a second touch. To perform the copy release the first touch. Touch and hold the mark button to copy the entire content of the current layer.
	Make a stamp from the corresponding paste buffer. Only available if the paste buffer has content.

There are four paste buffers in Flickmation (one in FlickmationLite). If a paste buffer has content then a thumbnail of its content is shown in the copy and paste tab. Tapping this thumbnail will paste the content. Whilst pasting you can move the paste buffer around with a single touch. The paste buffer can also be moved, rotated and scaled using two touches. The paste buffer is drawn to the current layer when all touches are released.

To fill the current layer with the content of a copy buffer, touch and hold its thumbnail.

Stamps

Stamps are images that you can share between your flickbooks, allowing you to keep a catalogue of commonly used images. They can be created from paste buffers whilst drawing a flickbook, from photos and pictures on your iPhone and, in the case of Flickmation, uploaded from your computer.

Turning a Section of a Photo into a Stamp gives an example of using stamps.

Stamps in FlickmationLite

You can have up to four stamps in FlickmationLite. Creating a new stamp when you already have four stamps will mean that you will have to replace an existing one.