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So, first thing is referring to widgets on another card. This is easy, for a canvas named canvas1 on a card named card1 it's just card1.widgets.canvas1 (although if you have spaces in the names it is a bit messier)

The second issue might be that from my understanding, flipbook is designed for having all the frames in one image together, rather than split across multiple canvases. So you may need to rearrange how you've got the frames, i.e. combine them all into a single canvas rather than each in their own widget.

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Oh okay! New problem lol, I put the frames in one widget and can now use the source from a different card. HOWEVER, the target canvas is very, very finicky. I'm not sure how big the target canvas is supposed to be. It either shows multiple frames, shows one frame and doesn't move, or rapidly stutters between both frames making it shake.

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Your target canvas should be the same size of one individual frame from your animation. 

For easy resizing: Copy the image of one of your frames, then select your target canvas and use [Edit > Paste Into Canvas] it should automatically resize it to fit the image you just pasted.