#Tvpaint trial software#
It was partly this video that made me want to trial this software in the first place. It looks distasteful and, of course unprofessional. Just to round up, here's an animation found on Youtube that was created in TVPaint. The watermark is showing on the animation when I am about to save it. I've only been using TVPaint for a little while now, but I've already found the difference to be huge, and it's really useful to be able to animate parts in Flash, then import them into TVPaint for colouring and so on. Whereas in TVPaint, if you move the image around too much, the lines get softer looking and blurred. This means that you can resize frames in Flash and have the lines stay clean and sharp. Flash is vector based while TVPaint animates using rasterised images. TVPaint Animation offers traditional techniques of hand-drawn tools and animation features. You can alter the opacity and colour of the frames that appear, and this can be really useful, as in Flash I've often found that the strength of the onionskin can sometimes block your view of the current frame you're drawing on.įlash does have some advantages though. Are you having trouble with finding the right 2d animation software for you If you simply cannot decide what software is the best to use, well, try the TVPaint Animation.
This means when you have to draw a line at an awkward angle, you can just flip the 'paper' round a bit and it'll be easy peasy.Īnother thing that's very useful in TVPaint is the way that you can tailor your lightbox/onionskinning to show only the frames you want it to. For instance, you can turn and rotate your entire workspace just like you could a piece of paper. There are a load of things you can do in this software that just make it so much easier and more enjoyable to animate in than Flash. The actual program is heaven to animate in though. I can only really compare the look of the interface to something like the oldschool MS Paint. The interface looks a lot more complicated on first glance, and there are a LOT more buttons to get the hang of. One of the main animation tools I've started to use recently is the piece of software called TVPaint, so I thought I'd just write a little about how I've found using it, especially for character animation.įirstly, it's rather similar to Flash in the way that it works on a frame-by-frame basis, but there are a few big differences.
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