China even does 2D animation so badly, and it always likes to do 3D

Let's put it this way, 3D is a very time-saver.

The cost of an animation production, especially 2D, consumes a lot of manpower and material resources, do you know that an animation called Steam Boy in Japan took nine years to complete, and there are as many as 180,000 drawings.

On the other hand, 3D will save time and manpower, because it is all made by computers, and there is no need to draw a lot of pictures, compose pictures on the computer, fill in colors, etc.

2D is first of all the original artist has to compose the picture first, and then the animator to draw in detail, which is very time-consuming, and China's 2D is not as three-dimensional as Japan's, while 3D itself has a three-dimensional sense.

China has just started a new period of animation, that is, modern animation, very little money, not much investment, although now there are more animation companies, but because the quality is not very good, the profit is very little, want to persuade them to reform, they say that the cultural difference is too big, can not change.

3D is more used for European and American animation, originally the United States is more 2D animation, but I saw a better 2D and 3D combination of animated film "Dream Back to Sands City" a few days ago, which is sought after by many countries, the United States, Japan, France, and some countries even release 6 times a day, you can go and see it.

En, 、After I watched the animated version of Qin Shi Mingyue, I also felt the same way.,There's a feeling of cassette.、、It's very unpleasant to watch.。 So I went straight to the manga.

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I've never heard of a 1D animation so far; Two-dimensional animation is a paperless animation made by traditional drawings scanned on paper into a computer, flash software, etc., which is a two-dimensional empty kei liquid room, such as the Miyazaki series; Three-dimensional is 3D, Chinese and English, the name is not the same, but the name is not the same as the brother, computer-made, 3D Max or Maya software production, paperless, three-dimensional space three-dimensional animation, such as Dichen Youshiny series, Shrek, Toy Story and so on.

I've never heard of a 1D animation so far; Two-dimensional animation is the traditional paperless animation made by flash software and other paperless animations that are scanned on paper, such as the Miyazaki series; Three-dimensional is 3D, Chinese and English, the name is different, computer-made, 3DMAX or Maya software, paperless, three-dimensional space three-dimensional animation, such as Qingye Disney series, Shrek, Toy Story and so on.

At present, 2D animation can't be matched with the actions of real people, in fact, it doesn't mean that it can't be done at all, but if you want to do it, you still have to use 3D software for modeling, and use 2D style when rendering, so that the resulting picture looks like 2D, in fact, the characters are still 3D.

Nowadays, the most used 2D animation production methods in the world are generally to add a skeleton to the body of the character, and rely on moving the skeleton to achieve the action production of the 2D character in a short time

However, if you want to do some intense actions, such as fighting, then you have to draw them with your own hands, but most of the scenes are done in 3D, because the 3D scenes do not require the production staff to spend a lot of time on the number of frames, and the 3D scene and 2D characters are rendered together with a software software, so that you can make a natural feeling.

Motion capture technology has a relatively large investment in equipment, like many animated films in Hollywood now, which still rely on the production staff to proofread with critical hands, and is widely used in some American blockbusters.

In short, there is no simple movement in the world, and it is very hard to do animation.

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Difference: 2D animation is flat animation, while 3D animation is stereoscopic animation.

A two-dimensional animation is a picture on a flat surface. Paper, ** or computer screen display, no matter how strong the three-dimensional sense of the picture is, after all, it is only a simulation of the real three-dimensional space effect in two-dimensional space.

Three-dimensional animation is a three-dimensional space that displays the work, making people feel that the picture inside is real.

The picture quality of 2D animation is much worse than that of 3D animation, and you can see it at a glance. 2D animation is flat looking, while 3D animation can be viewed from any angle.

Film and television animation is a general introduction, in fact, it contains a lot of content, but simply put, it is the use of three-dimensional software to produce animated films, film and television three-dimensional animation involves film and television special effects creativity, pre-shooting, film and television 3D animation, special effects post-synthesis, film and television drama special effects animation, etc. Film and television post-production is the animation of the filmed film or software, post-processing, film and television production to make it form a complete film, add special effects, add text, and make sound for the film, etc.

2D animation requires more hand-drawn skills, it can be said that the essence of 2D animation is to let the painter draw a good picture "move" a project, 3D animation needs more proficiency in the operation of 3D software, but in terms of animation editing and special effects, there is no difference between the two kinds of animation, both need to be proficient in non-editing software.

3D animation can be done by one person, but 2D animation... It's not impossible if you can finish the original drawing yourself.

Generally speaking, 2D hand-drawn skills are more demanding, and 3D is more dependent on software ......

But now it's all fused, and a lot of 2D is a ...... of 3D modeling

2D is a single line and 3D is a three-dimensional figure.

Three-dimensional ones such as "Nine Songs of Tianxing", "Nezha's Demon Boy Descends to the World", "Spirit Cage", "White Snake Prequel", "The Return of the Great Sage" and so on.

In addition to the two-dimensional ones such as "Inuyasha", "Naruto", "Divine Chef and Little Fugui", etc., the most effective ones now are three-dimensional and three-shaded two.

There are three shades and two shades, such as "Demon Ancestor", etc., and most of the current daily comics are three shades and two.

In terms of production, 2D animators have high requirements for hand drawing, and 3D animators do not require a basic painting foundation, but require mature software.

To put it simply, 2D is flat, and traditional 2D animation is drawn with a pencil on paper, then colored, and finally synthesized with computer software, plus dubbing, sound effects, etc. The domestic classics "King Kong Gourd Baby", "Joyful and Big Big Wolf". The classic American anime "Cat and Mouse", as well as the anime "Detective Conan", "Naruto", "Bleach and Goddess", "One Piece" and so on that many people are watching, are all like this!

You can go and see the works of Japanese animation master Hayao Miyazaki, which is quite good!

3D animation is made using computer 3D software. Because in 3D software it is three-dimensional. The camera can be turned up and down, left and right inside, and there are many such **.

Kung Fu Panda, Ice Age, Under the Sea, Cars, Toys, Food, The Incredibles, and many more.