I think this is a helpful tutorial because it talks about bone dynamics which I've not used yet. I flinched when you said "We are men, so we like some things bigger than others', I imagine a women with small breasts might feel a little put down by that remark, I don't actually mind the idea of ...

Long title, but yes, when creating mouth shapes with smart bones, I have already run into the problem of having two different morph shapes on a smart bone, because you have to go back through to the base shape as you push the bone over to the other side. My thinking is, is it better to just have a s...

Excellent use of AS, it's like total motion graphics.

I'm just not able to get through these at the moment as Vimeo keeps stalling, but the bits I get to see are outstanding. Can you tell me if this is a mix of character animation made in Anime Studio and the other graphics done in After Effects or is it mostly AS?

Thanks for the info.

It's amazing. So well done, every shot is beautiful, the animation is flawless. A.S. is so in the background on this, it's really a great advertisement for the creative possibilities of using this software. I wish there was an embed-able version so I could make it the next entry to my blog. The whol...

What a delight. You really get to work on the best projects. And what magic was going on with that wheel tread pattern?

Thanks, select a bone with the bone selection tool, and then along the top menu bar you'll see 'Show Label'. Of course you want to have named the bones when you made them.

Lip sync is by hand for the time being.

Awesome animation. How much is ASP?

I see nothing wrong with it.

You are really inovating and discovering things that may become common practice for a lot of AS users in future.

I saw it on your YouTube channel already. It's inspiring work like all you've done.

Thanks again for the extra information. I look forward to the next opportunity to try out some of this workflow.

Here's a test I did for a character I'm working on, this test was for a lot of things, one being just to get some idea of how to do these type of more complex face things, and also how to get a specific look that I had in mind that was done in After Effects, so I had to know if I could create the pr...

This does work differently to other key framing systems I'm used to using, but as long as I know the rules I'm happy to adapt. How come when I select a bone and look at the time-line, there will be two bone icons, one greyed out and the other red? Both say they are bone angle. They don't have names ...