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Anonymous users2024-02-05How to Make an Animation What else does animation making software have besides flash?
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Anonymous users2024-02-04Everything except flash is hand-drawn (of course, flash also needs a good hand-drawn foundation).
2D animation has no hand-drawn foundation.
I can't get rid of it even in good software.
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Anonymous users2024-02-03What is the animation production software How to make 2D animation from scratch?
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Anonymous users2024-02-02A one-dimensional space is a point.
Two-dimensional space, a surface made up of lines.
Three-dimensional space, a three-dimensional orientation composed of faces. As for the four-dimensional space, the five-dimensional space. Only Einstein can explain it.
So, if flash doesn't belong to 2D animation, what does it belong to? The popular explanation of the sun is flat animation. Although you only see one side of the 3D animation chain, in fact, it is three-dimensional when it is made, that is, all angles of a character are made.
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Anonymous users2024-02-01To quote my previous response to a similar issue:
First of all, 2D and flash are two completely different concepts, as for the software you just mentioned, ani is used to scan and color, toonz has not used it, but the impression is that it is used to make animated storyboards, retas is a series of software, the latest version is retasstudios, which is used by Japanese animation companies to produce traditional 2D animation, divided into 4 parts, coreretas, paintman, stylos and traceman, The respective functions are compositing output, coloring, painting correction and scanning, in fact, you haven't mentioned any of the really commonly used 2D production software, that is, PS, painter, for drawing backgrounds, combustion, AE for compositing, PR for editing output.
Flash is Flash and does not belong to the two-dimensional category.
Although you are completely wrong, I am still you, according to the 2D animation process.
First, there is no need to use software to make storyboards, if you need it, word is enough.
Second, there is no software to replace the original painting, animation must be done by hand, which is why the traditional 2D animation has a long construction period.
Third, there are a lot of scanning and coloring software, animation is a more common one, but it is more cumbersome to use, and it has been a software many years ago, and there is no vector difference kernel processing function, go.
Color. The ability to color the line and color is all in the middle and lower class. The traceman in the Japanese retas series is the best animation scanning software I have seen so far, powerful, and easy to operate, but it seems difficult to get the Chinese version, let alone the pirated one, as for the genuine software **, the full set of the retashd series ** is about 520,000 yen.
Fourth, synthesis, most of the domestic companies use AE and Combustion, the function is not strong, but because it is too comprehensive, not animation professional, so it is difficult to use, but there is a lot of room to play. Although the Gena coreretas in the Reats series are not so strong, they are professionally corresponding to animation synthesis, of course, **. As for the rogue rabbit or something, it's all made of flash.
That's not 2D animation.
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