Looked pretty cool. Here's a suggestion: Take the CD with the song you used in the soundtrack and set it immediately on fire and then put out the flames by smashing it to pieces with a steam iron. I would guess the name of the CD is "MAHW BLAR BOO GOHR" based on the lyrics (?) in that song...

The cartoons are well done and amusing. What I hate is that new layout to YouTube channels where it doesn't show comments or WHAT the video is in response TO, so in many cases the joke is lost because there's no knowing what the joke even is. BOO YOUTUBE!

But nice work otherwise.

human wrote:For heavens sake, just do it.

I fail to see the logic. Lots of people do lots of things and lots of people recommend lots of things but it doesn't make them the right thing to do.

File --> Project Settings. There you can change the end frame and then hit "Save as Defaults" so every time you open the program it will have the correct end frame that you want.

Timing's a rough one, yes. As I've said, I've been known to try something then frantically scramble to a mirror to see if it looks right. I wish I would have thought of my own idea to search for the movement on YouTube. Then again, back then YouTube had about 7 videos and I was doing frame-by-frame ...

I think the last thing in the world I'd ever want to do is video myself acting out anything unless it was to go straight to America's Least Wanted . :lol: However, that technique was the core of He-Man and the Masters of the Universe back in the good old '80s and it worked with tremendous results. A...

Very nice!

I would pay them in animal pelts.

No seriously, what did they agree on to do the job? A percentage or a flat fee? I believe voice actors are generally paid per character but I have no idea how much.

Very nice work!

Making the letters pop up would be an easy enough task. The way that pops into mind for me would be to put them on layers and then make them invisible until you want them to appear in the animation, then make that layer visible. When the audio file is imported it shows as a wave so finding the spots...

When you create the bone layer you have to move any layers you want it to control into the bone layer, creating a nested layer. You hold the mouse over the layer to control (say an arm), click/hold and drag it up into the bone layer (it will become highlighted). Now the bones should control the othe...

Cool stuff - thanks for posting!

Simple answer: no.

Oh wow was that well done! Does AS6 allow rotoscoping? Or was that done in a different program?

I really liked it! The dog charred blak at the end? Classic cartoon moment!