How to animate with Adobe character Animator 2023
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 พ.ค. 2024
- Learn how to animate with Adobe #CharacterAnimator with this full details Tutorial. Scott Evans is a 2D CH specialist and he has put together this extensive step by step guide on how you can use Adobe's latest animation software to make amazing cartoons with.
If you are new to Adobe Character Animator, this tutorial will explain how the software operates, as well as giving you tips along the way. If you are a seasoned CH animator, then you may still appreciate some tricks Scott has learnt over the years to speed up production. If you do want to skip ahead then please do check out our chapters below:
0:00:00 Introduction to How to use Adobe Character Animator
0:00:55 Getting started in Adobe Character Animator
0:10:25 Adobe Character Animator Settings
0:32:20 How to use lip syncing in Adobe Character Animator
0:44:30 Advanced swapset triggers in Adobe Character Animator
0:58:45 Recording movements and creating replays in Adobe Character Animator
1:09:45 How to use Character Animator Walk Cycle
1:20:05 Adobe Character Animator Scene Camera
1:31:00 How to use scenery and Photoshop in Adobe character Animator
1:40:50 Adobe Character Animator Motion Library
1:48:20 How to export animation in Adobe Character Animator
1:54:50 How to animate a wave goodbye
This video was made for our clients Taiyaki, using a character that was produced for Vambies Inc. Taiyaki Studios (taiyakistudios.com/), in partnership with Vambie Inc (vambie.com/), created five characters that are free to download on Adobe CH's free character download page (pages.adobe.com/character/en/...) or via the Adobe Character Animator homepage.
The Vambies have an extensive collection of facial expressions with advanced fluid animation, plus they have walk, turn and full body motion capture enabled. These puppets are ideal to either learn CH with, or to use to learn how advanced avatar puppets are rigged.
What are the Vambies?
The Vambies are an avatar collection developed by Vambie Inc. and Taiyaki Studios. A quirky cast of vampire/zombie hybrids, they are being released into the world on the Adobe Character Animator free download page and will be appearing throughout social media. Find out more via the Vambie website (link above)
About Taiyaki Studios
The future of media is social-first, powered by virtual characters, and supercharged by fan-generated content. Taiyaki studios is always interested in hearing from creators and are actively looking for new partnership possibilities. If you would like to get involved, contact Taiyaki via their website (links mentioned above)
We hope you have a great time learning how to use Adobe character animator and using our Vambie characters to do so. We hope that you create amazing content and that you will show that to us soon. - ภาพยนตร์และแอนิเมชัน
Excellent tutorial! Thank you so much!
Thank you
Wonderful !! More like this tutorial please :-)
You may enjoy this workflow video then th-cam.com/video/QhZqFVv7qVw/w-d-xo.html
Can you do a tutorial how to use pre recorded videos for body tracking instead of a live webcam
Great tutorial. I'll like to see an indepth video similar to this but for animation without using the camera. Also love to see a video on animating a scanned / imported object like a scanned lego figure for example. Great work
This tutorial goes into more detail about how I first make the puppet th-cam.com/video/mS6j8eK2u0U/w-d-xo.html
And these go into even more detail PART 1 th-cam.com/video/2APx35k34hM/w-d-xo.html
@@DigitalPuppets Thanks would give them a look. Trying to do something with clay models and character animator to get that claymation look although I'm not sure if that's possible with character animator
@@stanagk7860 Defo possible, its been done. Ive done it with a puppet for a TV network but no videos permittable, but see this video th-cam.com/video/XyadaFYYGb0/w-d-xo.html
@@DigitalPuppets This looks interesting. Hopefully one of these days I'll get to see your claymation work with character animator. What was the work flow like? Did you take pictures of the model and then import the images? Where the model parts separated and scanned or was the full model frame scanned and turned into a psd file?
Are your characters available for download?
What kind format of the character? Vector/bitmap? And how about default pose, should it start from T pose?
The parent file is either PSD or AI and can be either vector or bitmap and you can start them in any default pose you set up
@@DigitalPuppets Clear, thank you...
Smacking and clapping. I had to stop watching
Smacking and clapping?
@DigitalPuppets yes use headphones and it's bad. It sounds like bombs hitting me.
Sounds great off phones