Thank you!

"excellent" ...um, it's sooo counter-intuitive omg i just gave up after months.

@@user-jd1hy9bg1d how? You just draw if your looking for the puppet stuff that's but what tv paint is for

@@user-jd1hy9bg1d Ok, use whatever software you prefer (what do you use?) , but many people disagree with you that TVPaint is counter-intuitive. Many top animators and studios use TVPaint. The thing I found interesting was reading how many top animators (like Aaron Blaise) would say that TVPaint was the animation program that reminded him the most of animating traditionally with pencil on paper . In fact it was the intuitive nature of the drawing tools that was the most appealing aspect of TVPaint. Of course, mastering TVPaint is just like mastering any other software: at the beginning, there is a learning curve . Don't give up too easily, stick with it and make a commitment to learn. Too many people want to find a software that "does the animation" for them. It doesn't exist. That's not how it works, especially for hand drawn animation. Yes, it's a lot of work, but it is not counter-intuitive.

Certain things are still faster traditionally, and it makes sense for paper to be used inhouse since it can be handled quickly between 2-3 different animators. Licences for software and hardware are also expensive which prohibits investment. Still, digital is the preferred method for offsite work.

We're allowed to choose digital or traditional. Most doga artists do it traditional but for key animators and foreign animators working in anime productions through the internet they can choose to do traditional or digital. The studio will usually print out your work if it's digital, but you have to make notations on your timeline and on your work.

Thank you!

Thank you! Yes, you can put images outside the canvas using the Guidelines tool. :) Here is a tutorial about it: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/opmdmdqkuJfIh3U.html

You can also use pureref

@@TVPaint i watched the video and i still don't really understand how to put things outside the canvas

6：50 in the link

@@Soldiershak it means "outside the canvas" in terms of using guidelines and vanishing points (for drawing with accurate perspective.) If you want to have windows open that are outside of the main project window in TVPaint you need to detach the project window from the timeline and playback bar, so the project window is free floating. Other windows around it can be for reference images or custom tool panels, which are also free floating. This works best using a larger monitor (like a 27" or 32" Cintiq) or using the TVPaint interface spread out over two or more monitors.

Thank you! More videos inside studios are coming in the future... :)

@@TVPaint that’s great!

Thank you very much Neil!

Merci ! :)

Thank you! He is using a Cintiq Pro (16inch I think) and for the mouse you can search in game accessories to find that kind of device.

Thank you for your comment. We always work hard to make tools that can make you produce the highest aesthetic quality at the lowest cost possible. The most important element being the team of artists behind the images.

You can get TVPaint 11 Pro for free on Android if you create a TVPaint user account on tvpaint.com . You can do everything with it excepting the export to images and videos.

A Wacom cintiq pro 16

I mean the one he was using on his left hand

Gavin Granado oh i don’t know

A wacom is a wacom

Cintiq pro

It is FLCL 😊

@@TVPaint thank you.

They’re making an effort to make it better but they still have a long way to go in making it more intuitive and cleaner whithout hidden menus and buggy stuff

Thank you for your answer.

2D animation will stay alive. ;)