Toon Boom Solo V3.5 Tutorial - Toon Boom Animation

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Toon Boom Studio V3.5 User Guide Use the handles to reshape the gradient. Drag the center of the gradient editor and you dramatically change the look of the flame gradient color. For ideas about how to create a flame effect that changes as Mike runs, check out the Painting_Final animation project to see how the gradient looks in each frame. 20
Step 5: Paint Mike Ant Chapter 2: Tutorials In this step, you are going to get to try out the powerful auto paint features. With auto paint, you click a zone in one drawing and Toon Boom Studio automatically scrolls through the rest of the drawings in the elements to check if there is a closed zone beneath where you clicked. If there is a closed zone, Toon Boom Studio paints the zone with the same color. Another feature you need to be aware of is auto gap closing. To fill a zone with color, it has to be completely closed. Sometimes, when you draw with the Brush tool, you may not always close zones completely. When you are painting, you can set a threshold for line gaps so that Toon Boom Studio will paint zones regardless of the size of the gap that keeps them open. To paint Mike Ant: 1. From the Tools > Auto Gap menu, select Close Large Gap. 2. In the Exposure Sheet window, select the colorMe-1 drawing. 3. Press [X] to zoom in on the drawing so that you can see the zones clearly. 4. Select the Paint tool from the Drawing Tools toolbar. 5. In the Color Palette tab, click the skin color swatch in the mike color palette. 6. Press [Shift]+[Option] in MacOS, or [Shift]+[Alt] in Windows, and click Mike Ant’s body. Your pointer changes to indicate that the Paint All tool is active. It may take a couple of minutes for Toon Boom Studio to paint all of the zones. 21
Page 1 and 2: V3.5 Tutorials
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Page 5 and 6: Tutorials The lessons in this tutor
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Page 27 and 28: Step 1: Import Deb Ant’s Voice Tr
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