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So when you make a new card in Decker, it's a totally new blank card, without anything on it.

If you're wanting multiple copies of the wigglypaint drawing card, then what you might need to do is make a copy of the blank wigglypaint card and then paste that in, using the copy card / paste card feature.

But if you're just looking at saving your wigglypaint drawings, depending where you're planning on using them, one thing you can do is make a copy of the wiggly canvas widget (i.e. going into widget mode) and then that can be pasted into a new card or a different deck or what have you.

I hope this makes sense? It might help to know what your end goal is with where you're using the drawings.

Thank you for the answer Millie. I didn't understand everything you said but I'll try what you suggested next time I use it. My end goal is having a single file project for my drawings, which will be used for an animation in my video editor. For me it's tidier to have the drawings/frames in one deck, but if I can't make that, I'll deal with it with the method I described in my first post.

Depending on your video editor it may be easier to just save out the .gif files from wigglypaint. But I think making a copy and paste of the wigglypaint card (edit menu should let you copy card and paste card I think) should work