Still WIP- very short clip of a bunny who finds a carrot- but little does he know what waits for him.... I did this with point animation- I guess bones would have been possible/easier but I'm not that good with bones yet!
http://s34.photobucket.com/albums/d140/ ... =bunny.flv
Bunny cartoon- my first attempt at an AS cartoon
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booboo_kitten, I will tell you a secret. Anime Studio is not very suitable to learn how to animate. Actually, frame-by-frame animation software is far more suitable, because you're forced to learn how to animate, and not rely on some program to do most of the work for you.
I think Anime Studio is very well suited for people who have some practical experience in animation. They know (or should know) how to create key poses, and how to create inbetweens. As a newbie in animation it is unlikely you know these things. You can learn them by taking all the automation out of the equation, and appreciate how handy and time-saving a program like Anime Studio actually is.
I think Anime Studio is very well suited for people who have some practical experience in animation. They know (or should know) how to create key poses, and how to create inbetweens. As a newbie in animation it is unlikely you know these things. You can learn them by taking all the automation out of the equation, and appreciate how handy and time-saving a program like Anime Studio actually is.
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