Thank you for making such important videos! I really hope more people will watch it! I'm currently a trainee on animation project, cut out in Harmony, and it was exactly what our lead told us to do, but i get it more clear now thanks to you!
@@fabio_gioffre About a little nerdy Shrew and his friend Mole, who are trying to catch a bee and escape from Shrew's work-obsessed dad who wants them to be at school. About how sometimes parents forget that work and study are not the most important things in their children's lives and sometimes they should allow themselves to return to childhood. Thank you for asking It's so kind of you :,3 also sorry my english isn't perfect
@@fabio_gioffre Thanks so much! 😊 If you can, would you consider doing a small series or even just a video on making animations for 2D games? Something simple but with your rigging and animation tips would be awesome! It’d be really helpful to learn how to approach, build, and animate better for games. There aren’t many videos on this topic using Toon Boom, so it’d be super valuable! 🙌
@@bigdamnhero2297 that is a great idea! I am currently doing some research on animation for games so I will keep you updated. Are you thinking of making your own game?
Great video! I would recommend to use Hold Timing node for putting animation on 2s. its not destructive way to do it in case you wanna go back and change something in frames.
Awesome video! I really need to start blocking my scenes more effectively hahah Do you like using the "create steps on" tool to make the animation on 2s? I feel like it's easier to change things using that instead of creating individual keyframes for the whole scene
hey! thanks:) and ya It usually works pretty good and its nice because it keyframes every peg layer on the rig. Sometimes I find if I do it manually some pieces don't keyframe for some reason. But there are times where it glitches out and messes up things in z depth. Then its alittle annoying haha
I use skewing a bit for overshoots and stuff. This process you showed off is a really great way to add overshooting and eases that is gonna be awesome to do now. The "create keyframes on" button is also wild I had no idea harmony had such a cool tool.
ya my supervisor taught me that one and it really works well. Its cool because you can customize how much you want the different parts of the body to overshoot and settle as well. Haha ya that also is a big timesaver! How long have you been animating in toonboom for?
@@fabio_gioffre im actually a senior at UVU we talked a bit over a teams call one time haha Our program mostly focused on rigging and production pipeline. In our senior year here im the groups Director for a short film we are making as our capstone project. I like learning as much as I can in order to help my team make something really amazing.
Greatest channel for cutout animation imho! Keep it up, please!
hey thank you, that means so much! I'm glad you are finding the videos useful. Let me know id there is anything specific you want me to cover next
Thank you for making such important videos! I really hope more people will watch it! I'm currently a trainee on animation project, cut out in Harmony, and it was exactly what our lead told us to do, but i get it more clear now thanks to you!
@@lexizdead hey! That’s great! How are u liking it? And I’m glad the video helped:)
@ I do like cut out animation now, and even decided to make my first short in cut out too! I will try to accomplish it in 3,5 months :)
@@lexizdead Nice! that's awesome, what is it going to be about?
@@fabio_gioffre About a little nerdy Shrew and his friend Mole, who are trying to catch a bee and escape from Shrew's work-obsessed dad who wants them to be at school. About how sometimes parents forget that work and study are not the most important things in their children's lives and sometimes they should allow themselves to return to childhood. Thank you for asking It's so kind of you :,3 also sorry my english isn't perfect
@lexizdead hey that sounds great. A very interesting idea and important message. Good luck!
Your videos always teach me something i didn't know, please keep them coming. Thankyou for your handwork
that's awesome to hear, thanks for watching them:) I tried to show the most important steps, let me know if you have any questions
@@fabio_gioffre Thanks so much! 😊 If you can, would you consider doing a small series or even just a video on making animations for 2D games? Something simple but with your rigging and animation tips would be awesome! It’d be really helpful to learn how to approach, build, and animate better for games. There aren’t many videos on this topic using Toon Boom, so it’d be super valuable! 🙌
@@bigdamnhero2297 that is a great idea! I am currently doing some research on animation for games so I will keep you updated. Are you thinking of making your own game?
@@fabio_gioffre sounds super exciting, can't wait honestly 😄 and yes I kinda am working on something on my fee time 😊
@@bigdamnhero2297 very cool! can't wait to see how it turns out
Great video! I would recommend to use Hold Timing node for putting animation on 2s. its not destructive way to do it in case you wanna go back and change something in frames.
interesting I have actually never used that node before. I will try it out and let you know how it goes.
wow amazing fabio
@@crisarias6318 hey thank you!!
Great video as always!
@@jbishop72 thanks dude! Ya I had to split it into 2 videos. I ant to do a few more of these with more complex shots
Awesome video! I really need to start blocking my scenes more effectively hahah
Do you like using the "create steps on" tool to make the animation on 2s? I feel like it's easier to change things using that instead of creating individual keyframes for the whole scene
hey! thanks:) and ya It usually works pretty good and its nice because it keyframes every peg layer on the rig. Sometimes I find if I do it manually some pieces don't keyframe for some reason. But there are times where it glitches out and messes up things in z depth. Then its alittle annoying haha
Nice video
thank you! Your animations are great btw, do you mainly do traditional animation?
I use skewing a bit for overshoots and stuff. This process you showed off is a really great way to add overshooting and eases that is gonna be awesome to do now. The "create keyframes on" button is also wild I had no idea harmony had such a cool tool.
ya my supervisor taught me that one and it really works well. Its cool because you can customize how much you want the different parts of the body to overshoot and settle as well. Haha ya that also is a big timesaver! How long have you been animating in toonboom for?
@@fabio_gioffre im actually a senior at UVU we talked a bit over a teams call one time haha
Our program mostly focused on rigging and production pipeline. In our senior year here im the groups Director for a short film we are making as our capstone project. I like learning as much as I can in order to help my team make something really amazing.
@@playme676 oh hahah ya I remember! Nice, how do you like directing? You must be learning alot.