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I downloaded the trial version of TVPaint which is fully functional but for saving work, and I spent the afternoon hours in it. I don't think it makes sense for us to discuss this further here.
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There is even an article dedicated to what kind of crooked code there is inside. The question is convenience and comfort.ģ.it is impossible to work with Open Toonz. This is NOT in Open Toonz, Krita or anywhere else !!!! And this is the KEY difference !!! You can do animation in Paint, you can do it anywhere. It has exactly what you need in terms of timeline and frame management. And everything will become clear to you what I mean. Because it is not geared towards frame animation!Ģ. Raster, animation, frame-by-frame animation. OpenToonz is actively being developed, and the lead (Japanese) developer implemented and still is working on direct requests from studios in Japan.ġ.Let me clarify.
Still, I would like to see a basic animation timeline in Affinity Photo/Designer.Īgain, an untrue statement.
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I don't think Serif will wager a bet on the 2d animation software market, though. I completely agree with you that renting software is great for studios, not that great for freelance animators. And personal preferences also play an important role, of course.Īnyway, do I think it would be interesting to see new 2d animation software enter the market? Yes, I do. But not for every type of animation like cut-out animation.Īll animation software has its pros and cons. And in my opinion it is a very comfortable animation experience for frame-by-frame. In particular when combined with ClipStudio. OpenToonz's pipeline and workflow is very effective. Your comments seem to be based on hardly any in-depth personal experience with either software. Similar to how you downloaded Moho Debut, and claimed it is 'useless', while again Moho Pro has been used in major feature films in the past few years for various sequences. Now, you may not like it - but based on your comments above, I presume you have only played around with it, and haven't spent much time in it.
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You do realize that OT was (and still is) used in the full production pipeline of feature-length 2d animation films in the past few years? It is production proven. This is not found in Krita or in Open Toons. I do not deny that something can be done in it. There is no good coherent timeline for the shot. Moho Pro.There are no good raster drawing tools here. Just import pictures and bend them with bones. I mean good drawing tools, good quality timeline, good interface. And for 2D animation, there is nothing good. That to me is a great deal, but your mileage may vary of course. But you buy Moho Pro initially at $400 and then say pay for another two upgrades in 10 years time and maybe you only end up paying $750 over a ten year period for Moho Pro? That ends up being an average of just $75 a year to have Moho Pro for that 10 year period. That adds up quickly over say 10 years and could cost you $5000. But then you have to have a $300 support contract if you want to still get updates to it past that first year.
I don't know, to me, even a program like Moho Pro is very affordable because it isn't like something like say a Toon Boom Harmony where you could pay what, $2,000 for a perpetual license. I really do think that both Moho and Tahoma would be geared toward more independent freelancers. Opentoonz is a free option and more specifically, Tahoma 2D, which is a fork of Opentoonz and has a more polished UI and some additional features. Spine 2D is what?, $299 but I am amazed at videos I have seen where artists are working in Affinity Designer to create a character and then exporting out by use of JSON, and then are able to rig and animate and with the continuous export of Designer, can make a change in Designer and it updates in Spine in realtime, very cool. I have had success working in Designer and exporting out via SVG and then importing those SVGs into Moho to rig and animate. They often times have sales and you will not find a better forum/community in helping you to get up to speed with the software. They have Debut and Pro versions, that cost money, $60 and $400 respectively but those are one time purchases and the upgrades are reasonable.
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Just a hobbyist animator here but Moho Pro recently, the past year, had the original creator gain back control of the software and put out an update to it.
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