Hi there! I’m sorry to hear that HiPaint crashed while you were animating. That can definitely interrupt your creative flow. To help you out better, could you tell me a bit more?

- Does the app crash immediately when you start animating or after some time?
- Have you noticed if it happens with certain brush settings or animation lengths?
- Are you using the latest version of HiPaint?
- Did the crash trigger any error messages or just close unexpectedly?

In the meantime, here are some common troubleshooting steps we can try to get you back on track:

1. Restart the App and Device
Sometimes a simple restart of HiPaint or your Windows device can clear temporary issues.

2. Clear App Cache
Since you’re on Windows via WebKit, clearing the cache might help if the app or browser has accumulated too much temporary data causing crashes. Restart the app after clearing.

3. Check for Updates
Ensure you have the latest version of HiPaint, as updates often include bug fixes for crashes during animation.

4. Adjust Animation Settings
Try simplifying your animation: reduce the number of frames or layers temporarily. HiPaint has layer limits to prevent crashes when processing too much.

5. Brush Size and Type
Some users reported crashes when using very large brush sizes or certain brush types, so try switching to smaller brushes or different types if this applies.

6. Save Frequently
To avoid losing work, save your project regularly or enable any auto-save functionality if available.

If you’ve already tried these or the problem persists, let me know the details I asked for, and we can look into more advanced fixes or whether it might be a compatibility issue with Windows 10 WebKit environment.

Are you ready to try these steps now?