So I want to say that I know 1000 frames is more then enough.
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I hear that typically a scene wouldn’t last more then a minute anyways.Īnimators usually make a bunch of separate scenes and then put it all together in a different application like Windows Movie Maker. This is a big thing that I’ve heard that got me all interested. Making a cut-out character would be kind of a laborious pain. And then open a new file and make a cartoon with two pegs, and then like import that first animation in there with it’s peg? I wouldn’t consider that much of a limitation. Thank you.Īlso can you make an animation with a peg and save it.
I don’t know what the V is called but it’s really natural for me to draw with the stuff. Toon Boom Studio 4 and higher also have those little V’s that come out of them that you can kind of toggle with the curve. And when you add points to the line you can then rearrange all the points in order to draw. Does it have that tool where you create lines with points on it. So it should be able to make anything I think. There is a timeline and some buttons and customizable pens though. I think it’s underrated and I can really get some juice out of this thing.
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Honest I’ve looked high and low for a person who could explain how to get simple value out of this product. There is not a lot of real in depth info on the web. Sorry if this sounds repetitive, I was just trying to get all my thoughts together so people can explain it to me. Just to make sure, how are cut-out animations missing? It could be as big as your computer would hold right? Also the workspace is still customizable?Īre all the buttons of Toon Boom Studio 4.5 in there? From pens, and erasers, and everything? Is it just the pegs, frames, and cut-out that set these two apart? Probably special FX too?Īre there any work arounds to these problems? I was thinking maybe the fact that Anime Studio 5 for $50.00 dollars was better had to be a myth. Like a camera and then you would animate most of the scene frame-by-frame with maybe one other thing making use of your other peg?Īlso I was wondering how big your library could be. Is that because you are only allowed two pegs and a cut out character requires more then five usually? What would be considered a normal use of your two pegs. Are pegs the joints that would attach the lower arm to an upper arm in order to allow the bending at the elbow? Or are they more like lines that action would follow? Also they say there is no cut out animation. I was wondering what the use of a peg was. I was wondering exactly what the limitations of Toon Boom Express were.
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