I've never really done a clone time offset in Nuke before, but it seems that I can't set the time offset until I've laid a stroke down since the only place to adjust this appears to be the Clone tab, which is greyed out until you lay a stroke down. Then of course it's reset to 0 for the next stroke since it works per stroke. Which is good in some ways since it gives you more control but it should be stuck at the last frame offset selection until you change it again. Maybe it's available as a knob in the viewer control panel like everything else but I can't see it there.
In addition, the clone time offset doesn't seem to work with the onion skin overlay. So in concerto with the above problem, I can't interactively see what I'm doing. Am I missing something here? It seems the workaround is to use multiple paint nodes with time offsets set up manually, and maybe the reveal node. Commotion did this so right!!! Thanks, Michael
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