It's quite hard to understand what you say, it would be great if you could talk louder to the mic and vocalize more or add subtitles so it's easier to understand. Good video!
hii, my animation has a lot of layers, like my background its a forest and has multiple layers, wich some of them are animated (leaves and fireflies flying arround) and others are static(trees and stuff), should i put the animated and static folders inside one 2d camera folder? bc for example the fireflies are above all layers so they can shine through the darker atmosphere layer, but are still on the background, and all the other layers are behind de main character, so im confused, should I create a different 2d camera for the background thats behind the character layers and another with the stuff thats above but set the zoom at the same time? idk if im explaining it right, its such an specific case i think hahaha and also i speak spanish so im so sorry for english speakers reading this anyways if someone can help me figuring this out ill be so thankfull :) thanks for the tutorialll
Okay I got a quick question here, does this method work on procreate? I want to start making memes and AMVs with it but I don't know how to make zoom in motions with it 😣 I use Videoleap and VN for animation on my ipad.
I don't use procreate but to my understanding it doesn't have a feature similar to Clip Studio Paint's 2D camera, which is what these techniques rely on. CSP's animation tools are pretty advanced compared to similar software, so a lot of their animation techniques aren't going to be available. You're best bet for something similar is to try to plan ahead with how you want the end result to be and work from there. (ex. Say we' have a similar set up, a character with a foreground and a background. We'd want to separate each element, so we can 'zoom in' on each independently, as well as move them around if desired. We'd decide on what the final frame should look like in comparison to our starting frame, then make them. Those frames will be our reference for how to manipulate the elements between them (how much/little to enlarge for the desired end result, etc))
Somewhat, but not really. You only have 24 frames. There _is_ an exploit that allows you to get more frames, but I can’t tell you here (also I bought the EX version recently, so...).
Sadly, this was not helpful to me. Even though this was exactly what I was looking for everything was explained too quickly and without any details.. Thank you for making the video, though!
I've been looking everywhere for a tutorial explaining the csp camera zoom. Thank you!
I didn't know you could do this type of compositing in CSP!
It's quite hard to understand what you say, it would be great if you could talk louder to the mic and vocalize more or add subtitles so it's easier to understand. Good video!
Wonderful tutorial, very helpful
hii, my animation has a lot of layers, like my background its a forest and has multiple layers, wich some of them are animated (leaves and fireflies flying arround) and others are static(trees and stuff), should i put the animated and static folders inside one 2d camera folder? bc for example the fireflies are above all layers so they can shine through the darker atmosphere layer, but are still on the background, and all the other layers are behind de main character, so im confused, should I create a different 2d camera for the background thats behind the character layers and another with the stuff thats above but set the zoom at the same time? idk if im explaining it right, its such an specific case i think hahaha and also i speak spanish so im so sorry for english speakers reading this anyways if someone can help me figuring this out ill be so thankfull :) thanks for the tutorialll
Nice bro thank you 👊🏾
Nice!!!
Great
Okay I got a quick question here, does this method work on procreate? I want to start making memes and AMVs with it but I don't know how to make zoom in motions with it 😣 I use Videoleap and VN for animation on my ipad.
I don't use procreate but to my understanding it doesn't have a feature similar to Clip Studio Paint's 2D camera, which is what these techniques rely on. CSP's animation tools are pretty advanced compared to similar software, so a lot of their animation techniques aren't going to be available. You're best bet for something similar is to try to plan ahead with how you want the end result to be and work from there. (ex. Say we' have a similar set up, a character with a foreground and a background. We'd want to separate each element, so we can 'zoom in' on each independently, as well as move them around if desired. We'd decide on what the final frame should look like in comparison to our starting frame, then make them. Those frames will be our reference for how to manipulate the elements between them (how much/little to enlarge for the desired end result, etc))
can I do all of this on csp pro?
Somewhat, but not really. You only have 24 frames. There _is_ an exploit that allows you to get more frames, but I can’t tell you here (also I bought the EX version recently, so...).
my animations just got 10 times better
Great tips. The only real shame is that blur can not be keyframed...
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Sadly, this was not helpful to me. Even though this was exactly what I was looking for everything was explained too quickly and without any details.. Thank you for making the video, though!
Imagine if people could zoom in with their eyes