I couldn't find too many online tutorials,but I found some tutorial links on the lostmarble site. Anyway can anyone give me details on how to make 2d models in AS so that it is
animate-able/poseable in all or some angles?
Thanks.
2D Models
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2D Models
I'm still learning the tutorial files and having fun! I couldn't find too many online tutorials,but I found some tutorial links on the lostmarble site.
Anyway can anyone give me details on how to make 2d models in AS so that it is
animate-able/poseable in all or some angles?
Thanks.
I couldn't find too many online tutorials,but I found some tutorial links on the lostmarble site. Anyway can anyone give me details on how to make 2d models in AS so that it is
animate-able/poseable in all or some angles?
Thanks.
Hi Draw_Girl,
alas, you have to create multiple versions of the character, one for each view.
File; Import; Anime Characters; Aya or Winsor shows you sample characters built with 4 different views.
Sometimes you will only need multiple versions of a single body part - head, hands, etc.
Regards, Myles.
alas, you have to create multiple versions of the character, one for each view.
File; Import; Anime Characters; Aya or Winsor shows you sample characters built with 4 different views.
Sometimes you will only need multiple versions of a single body part - head, hands, etc.
Regards, Myles.
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I am in the process of creating a character that is "usable" from... most angles (-90 - 90) using "linked" switch layers for each body part.
(the linking comes from a switch slave layer script).
The linking is... good and bad... as it is either on or off. So if you want the body to turn and not the head... well you get the idea. Probably better off just doing each part individually.
It works pretty good in most cases... but sometimes... the legs and the hips are a pain in the arse (forgive the pun... no... don't... I like that pun).
I may need to redraw the legs so that they end at the top of the thigh. I'm having trouble getting a smooth connection with the leg depending on how the body turns. I have part of a buttocks on the leg. This worked originally with a single angle... but now causes a "BIG BUTT" look if the body doesn't turn with the legs.
I also have to translate the "back" leg during a whole body turn... hmm... wish we had more bone constraints.
-vern
(the linking comes from a switch slave layer script).
The linking is... good and bad... as it is either on or off. So if you want the body to turn and not the head... well you get the idea. Probably better off just doing each part individually.
It works pretty good in most cases... but sometimes... the legs and the hips are a pain in the arse (forgive the pun... no... don't... I like that pun).
I may need to redraw the legs so that they end at the top of the thigh. I'm having trouble getting a smooth connection with the leg depending on how the body turns. I have part of a buttocks on the leg. This worked originally with a single angle... but now causes a "BIG BUTT" look if the body doesn't turn with the legs.
I also have to translate the "back" leg during a whole body turn... hmm... wish we had more bone constraints.
-vern
I'm working on the same sort of thing, learning as I goheyvern wrote:I am in the process of creating a character that is "usable" from... most angles (-90 - 90) using "linked" switch layers for each body part.
I'm finding using 3D rendered raster layers for this much easier going than drawing out all those angles in vectors.
I think I figured out a fix for issues like that. I have several unparented bones placed stategically to adjust curves.I may need to redraw the legs so that they end at the top of the thigh. I'm having trouble getting a smooth connection with the leg depending on how the body turns. I have part of a buttocks on the leg. This worked originally with a single angle... but now causes a "BIG BUTT" look if the body doesn't turn with the legs.
Along this line; is there a way to adjust the center of rotation for each bone, or change the shape and position of the fall-off zones?[/quote]I also have to translate the "back" leg during a whole body turn... hmm... wish we had more bone constraints.
-vern