It's very good once you get the hang of it.
It's a sophisticated plugin which allows you to create clean line-art utilizing fast strokes and not depending on slow motion to catch up. For instance, if you just get your key frames down, the inbetweening is (usually) a simpler matter (though certainly the lion's share of the actual drawing work).īeing a solo animator, I don't have the luxury of assistants to do any of that, so I need to rely on a lot of cheaty tricks in order to cut own my workload into something that is manageable enough that I won't vomit an ocean of hatred at the project halfway through and never finish it (which has happened several times). It's 35, but will help you if you need to steady your hand, available from 2014 onwards. A lazy example of this is a music video, because it provides structure of where things go and how long they go on for (and if you're being super lazy, the lyrics of the song themselves can literally say what you're doing).Ī lot of the things that are hard about making a whole movie are the things that are hard about individual animation. Movies to me are easier when I have some guiding feature. Storyboarding helps, but that's hard too for similar reasons.Its like you get me. At 3/2/15 01:17 AM, TiganAnimation wrote: At 3/2/15 01:06 AM, CorpseGrinderClock wrote:
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