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After Effects Walk cycle. I created the art in Photoshop using a Kyle Webster Wamazing brush. The rig I created following the School of Motion Rigging Academy. The walk cycle I am learning from School of Motion Character Animation Bootcamp. I am celebrating this piece which points me in the direction I want to go in: animating my art in After Effects.
I am following Adam Phillips’s “Animate to Harmony”. This is his Pose to Pose exercise. All hand drawn, and I have not done any of the tweening.
http://www.toonboom.com This video is an introductory discussion of the Deform tool in Harmony. It goes through a quickstart on how to create simple deform r...
Okay, I'm a big newbie. I am on Harmony 12 Premium. I am following Lily's "Toon Boom Tip Of The Week - Animation Deform Basics Pt.1". I drew the rectangle, selected that layer, clicked on the rigging tool, and in the tool properties clicked on bone and articulation mode. (At this point Lily talks about the set up mode, but I can't find this so I ignored it and moved on.) Next I clicked on my rectangle three times like Lily, I believe I get circles and dots like Lily, but mine are orange and green while Lily's are red. When I switch to the transform tool, my rigging tool becomes unselected (like Lily said it would). Now Lily says switch off the setup mode so she can see what is happening, and I am puzzled. When I try to move the rectangle around with the deform bones, only the bones move, not the rectangle. I started poking around and found that when I click on "enable deformations" (tall red rectangle next to a bent green rectangle) I can move the rectangle around by moving the bone!
(I wrote this in the Toon Boom Forum, but I will include it here so I can remember it.)
I still need to add some tweens...
I followed the run cycle in Preston Blair’s “Advanced Animation”.
Walk cycle following “The Animator’s Survival Kit” by Richard Williams
Following Preston Blair
My first one using Adobe Animate CC.
Turnaround
Frame-by-frame animation done in Photoshop.
I am following http://www.schoolofmotion.com/photoshop-animation-series-part-1/ and using the extension AnimDessin2. My inspiration for having the little girl swinging a pick axe is the Lynda.com movie http://www.lynda.com/Flash-Professional-tutorials/Applying-lines-action-reversals-curves/158769/169543-4.html
I am trying to follow http://www.schoolofmotion.com/?s=walk+cycle
I have a lot to learn
Animation exploration 2. Duik inside After Effects. Layers instead of Puppet Pins
Animation exploration using Duik inside After Effects