How to copy a one minute animation

What kind of software are you using? Is it Adobe AE or Photoshop? Both of these can be painted frame by frame. Of course, flash is fine, but I'm not very familiar with vector graphics....That's all there is to PS and AE....

However, if you draw it by hand, the frame rate cannot be very high...There are definitely some frames to skip, and the animation is actually only 6 frames ......Generally, at least 24 frames per second ......

If it's a photoshop timeline, you can actually speed up the **layer first, so that the number of frames per second will be less (to be precise, the whole time has become faster, so you can draw a few less, and then slow down, and the computer will automatically fill it with repeated frames), you can also set the onion skin to two frames, or three frames...In this way, you can draw at intervals, saving a lot of effort.

As for AE, the Paint tool is the same as PS, but you can choose "Draw on Transparent Layer" and "Draw on Original Layer", find the frame you want to trace, first turn on the original layer to draw, and turn off the original layer after drawing, so that even if you have completed a frame, you have to draw it every frame (but AE's frame-by-frame animation is still quite troublesome....)If it were me, I might have to manually set each stroke to one frame, which means that the things drawn will be invalid in one frame, so that the things drawn in each frame will not be stacked, but onion skins are very difficult to achieve).

I'm curious to ask: LZ is a student of the Academy of Fine Arts? Winter vacation homework is....Is it a copy animation? Saying that this workload is really slightly larger, > "But if there is only this, it is worth it when the homework is worthwhile."

Adobe AE, Photoshop and Flash can be painted frame by frame, animation is generally at least 24 frames a second If it is a Photoshop timeline, you can actually speed up the **layer first, so that the number of frames per second becomes less (to be precise, the whole time becomes faster, so you can draw a few less, and then slow down, the computer will automatically fill it with repeated frames), you can also set the onion skin to two frames, or 3 frames...In this way, you can draw at intervals, saving a lot of effort.

As for AE, the Paint tool is the same as PS, but you can choose "Draw on Transparent Layer" and "Draw on Original Layer", find the frame you want to trace, first turn on the original layer to draw, and turn off the original layer after drawing, so that even if you have completed a frame, you have to draw it once every frame (but AE, this frame-by-frame animation is still quite troublesome, that is to say, the things drawn will be invalid in one frame, so that the things drawn in each frame will not be stacked) It is recommended to use Photoshop

Next, the ** of the stick, kmplayer plus**not**, right-click Capture Advanced Capture Select the number of captures consecutively Select the frame to be captured Select 24 frames in one second Then press start and then **** Then **** is done and take a screenshot Then lie down on the monitor Cover the paper and draw it on the monitor - - child paper。。。

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1- Copying the outline of the character is only a way where practice makes perfect, you can first try to use tissue paper to cover the original painting to trace the practice, find the feeling, the line must be the smoother the better, the simple shape is practiced, you must pay attention to the details of the portrayal, like applying makeup to the character without makeup, the eyebrows are lightened, and the corners of the eyes are deepened and messy.

2- There are basically four ways to draw hair, blonde hair with shine [1], white hair [2], black hair [3] and color-filled hair [4]:

1]-Follow the direction of hair growth, add a vertical line to indicate shine.

2] - Expressed with lines alone, without decoration.

3]-Leave white before blackening to indicate gloss, white at the light source, slightly larger area, excessive edge plus effect line, slightly white area of hair.

4]-Adjust the grayscale by the depth of the brushstrokes, or rely on the lines to cover the number of layers, which is basically the method of drawing shadows, which can be used in the first three hair painting methods.

3- Techniques vary from person to person, the important thing is to find your own style, facial features are proportional, such as ears to be next to the eyes, etc., you can hold a mirror and compare with yourself.

At the beginning of drawing, you can gently use the cross to fix the position of the facial features. Observe the proportions of each other. Self-study The main thing is to draw more, and there are no other skills.

1. Copying comics is the only way to make perfect, you can first try to use tissue paper to cover the original painting with tracing practice, find the feeling, the lines must be the smoother the better, the simple shape is practiced, you must pay attention to the details of the portrayal, as if you are applying makeup to the characters without makeup, the eyebrows are lightened, and the corners of the eyes are deepened and messy.

2. There are basically four ways to draw hair, blonde hair with shiny, white hair, black hair and colored hair. Follow the direction of hair growth, add vertical lines to indicate gloss, and use lines alone to represent grandeur, without decoration. Leave white before blackening to indicate luster, the light source is white, the area is slightly larger, the excessive edge is added with effect lines, and the hair leaves a small area of white to adjust the grayscale by the depth of the brushstrokes, or rely on the line to cover the number of layers, which is basically the painting method of the shadow, which can be used in the first three hair painting methods.