well thenk you anyway :)

nice video ...for a motion comics which program is easier to use? maybe to learn with some tutorials on yt. Thanks

Moho wins again

Hey there, I really enjoyed your video and was looking for a fast way to animate my KZfaq channel. Thank you. Right now I am in Vietnam with my wife “PS I live in USA” and have to much free time for the next month. I will definitely try out your learning course. 😁👍

Great video, keep it up, I am a certified content developer with cartoon animator and I love using CA5 for all my projects and animations, I also create characters, scenes, effects, and props for sale in the marketplace of Reallusion.

Can you do a video on how to transfer Victoria 4 into cc4 ? And get her talking?

moho has inside lots of characters to animate. they install with the program.they even sell the package apart of the program

Excellent tutorial thank you

Thanks for this. I tried to go from a basic genesis 8 character with dirt on her body. Tried baking the textures and when importing the textures are not on the body properly :(

WHATS JD DOING IN THE THUMBNAIL LMAOOOOOO (great vid ofc)

Very informative, Thank you.

Daz studio is a giant money sink hole, its become the new iPhone, every year new model/ phone, all your old shit isnt compatible with the new model. Iclone and CC8 isnt much better. The best thing you can do if you are absolutely serious about making animation or comics is learn Maya, zbrush, Photoshop and 3D max

Cat got your tongue? CC is a $300 application.

Congratulations 4k hit

Too much boring 😑😶

thanks for content. little feedback: your intro music is horrible and loud

I can't stand the look of 3D. Even a 2D stickman animation is much more appealing.

AI rocks for voicing characters.

That’s a great character unlike the terrible G3 characters of these days.

I like celtx, but you go well beyond what I include when I'm writing a script.

Thank you.. I am first time visit your channel >> I work with iclone .. my problem that I need to convert the character to cartoon like Disney, but I could not find way to color the character .. is there way??? any video from your side explain the correct way and fast ?? thank you

All of these are to reliant on software, instead learn to become a real animator with AMB animation. Focus on the work not on the software.

thanks

I'm looking for a tool to make 2d comic book characters, with many poses and expressions. Would Cartoon Animator be good for this?

ToonBoom has been around for 20 years now. And there's no marketplace for assets, contents, and ready to go rigs. Doesn't make any sense! I feel like the whole animation industry is just stuck at a certain point in time. Look at the 3D industry, there's something revolutionary every few months!

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Go with blender. You can literally make your own animated series

Cartoon Animator 5 don't have frame by frame? Ehhh ... That's why it looks like flash.

Congratulations one of your greatest tutorials you've done I have used AI to create a British voice but I will not use GPT to use for lyrics cuz I do write music because just like you I like to be original thanks again for this great tutorial

For a one man movie studio like myself, iClone is the best choice. I can learn to do in Blender all of the things iClone does out of the box, but it would take me months if not years to do. Yes, Blender doesn't cost anything, but time is money and it costs a lot of time. My ambition is not to become a great 3d technician artisan, but to create narratives as quickly as possible. With iClone I can iterate faster, much faster. "Fail fast, fail often" is my motto. Other people have different goals and ambitions. Some people want to go and work in large studios as part of an extensive team of artists in big, expensive productions and learning Blender is a great way to get there. I used to work in the film industry, and I was one of those cogs in the machine. I had a lot of fun and learned a lot. But I didn't get to make my own movies. Old school movie making is an extremely expensive proposition, only large transnational corporations and/or national governments can afford to undertake such multi million dollar projects. Even tiny "independent" movies cost tens of thousands or hundreds of thousands of dollars that in most cases are never recouped. iClone can get expensive. But cost is relative. Hiring a cast and shooting in a studio or location with a full crew for a few weeks is expensive. And there is never enough time in the day to do everything that needs to be done, you're always cutting corners, always looking at the clock and the dwindling bank account. The cost of iClone and buying all sorts of assets is so much less costly. You get lifetime use of the softwares for less than a thousand dollars. And then add plugins and assets from the marketplace and you can make something pretty sophisticated for two thousand dollars total. And you can get it done much faster than a real movie where you have to do years of pitching and fund raising plus all the costs of production. Yes, years. You read of so many movies that took ten years, twenty years to get made. Producers die of old age before some of these movies ever get funded and given the green light. I say spend the money, buy iClone, get the movie made.

repeating same thing till 3:00

Things I need are: Edit keyframe timeing via splines Compositing effects like glow, shadow, dof. More control with actor masks. Current just defaults to body or head only.

Great tutorial really learned a lot thank you

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Can CTA5 remove the background for the live actor? Or do you have to shoot in front of green screen?

Great information!

Hi Eon, Is it possible to hire you to walk me through getting a video put together? I mentioned a while ago that I hired someone to create videos for me on CA5. We've started the 3rd one but he's undergone cataract surgery and is having complications. He's now unable to use a computer and is almost completely blind. Hopefully, his eyes will heal but there's no guarantee. Can't make this stuff up! It's difficult to explain it all in a comment, but I have to do it myself because I can't afford what others are charging... my videos end up being at least 20 minutes long. I keep trying to learn CA5 but can't figure out basic things like how to upload my custom characters and create backgrounds. It's definitely not as easy for me as it's supposed to be! Courses aren't helping because they don't address these things. I want to get this 3rd video done because it has more of a story arc than the first two and I want to submit it to Angel Studios to see if it might be chosen for their backing. Your animations would be a good fit for them too. You could submit one and see what happens. It's a really cool idea where Angel Guild members watch torches, decide if they think what they watched should be supported, and give feedback to the creators. These are the people who made Sound of Freedom and some other very popular movies (their link is www.angel.com/home if you'd like to take a look). Back to my question... Can I hire you to do one-on-one help so I can do the custom work I need? My email is [email protected] if you need it. Thanks

TvPaint does have tutorials on their youtube. They have a whole playlist that talks about tons of their tools. Also, I would say Toonboom definitely has the most youtuber coverage for tutorials, and from what I've found the best quality tutorials from youtubers. With both of them, they do have the ability to write scripts for added functionality, so there is opportunity to find some online in forums or on reddit. Some are probably also sold on gumroad too.

Very nice. Why are you using Vimeo and not KZfaq?

FL Studio and ableton, which one is better?

Been really interested in iclone because I have characters but rigging them in blender or unreal is a pain for me. I feel like iclone will be great for rigging and have all of my characters animations there. I like mixamo a lot but I feel like iclone will be a great place for face animations.

This deserves way more views, this has so much effort put in it and only 3k subscribers?

the intro is wayyy to loud

Hello brother can i create a youtube series with moho by single person. It is possible with cartoon animator 5. Thank you.

Moho is the best.

You got to mention that if you are running Mac there's one of these you can't use and that is Cartoon Animator 5.

Thanks sir

Both ToonBoom and TV Paint have extensive libraries of training videos that are free. TV Paint works very well with any device I've used it on without consideration of graphics card. A good graphics card helps a lot with anything dealing with...graphics. Newer macs with the M series of chips have integrated graphics which used to be a problem in older chipsets. I have converted and have found the built in graphics in the M1 and M2 to be extremely fast, efficient, powerful on any software optimized for the M series. I have experience with all of these softwares and then some as I work as an independent filmmaker, artist and animator and as an instructor at a university. Yes you CAN animate in any of these apps. ToonBoom works best in a professional pipeline with a team of people who specialize in each facet of animation. TV Paint is more for independent artists who want a more traditional look and feel as it is all bitmap/rasterized art but has great brush engines. Cartoon Animator and Moho debut are more for hobbyists and people dabbling in animation as their feature set is limited. Moho Pro is not the cheapest but IMO is the best on this list. Easy to learn. Flexible. Powerful. Limited to vector art but you can bring art in and build rigs around it giving a more organic feel - I have also been very impressed with some of the vector brushes, dynamics and rigging capabilities inside Moho Pro. Absent from this list: FlipaClip - also limited but quite popular Blender - built for 3D but the 2D tools are incredible - and being able to work between 2D and 3D? Why not! Fun!...bonus, it is FREE! Clip Studio Paint EX - there is a cheaper version but limits you to 24 frames of animation. The EX variety has no limit and gives a very traditional animation (anime) sense. Brush engines are great. Originally designed as a Manga creation tool there is a lot to draw from (pun intended)

Subscription = rent, as in rent-seeking economic behavior by monopolists.

Is it possible to do a full 360 body turn in Cartoon Animator? If that’s possible, I’ll prolly just pick it to learn over Moho, it’s a lot easier